Masquerade of Identities: Drag Show 

hosted by the Center for DJS

Step into the mystery and magic at our Masquerade Drag Show part of Gender & Sexuality Week: Relationships Beyond Binaries!  Join us for a night of bold performances, dramatic reveals, and unapologetic self-expression as queens, kings, and nonbinary royalty take the stage. Starring the brilliant Tommie Darling, Cherri Bepsi, and Absinthe Father!!

This isn’t just a show, it’s a celebration of identity, love, and community beyond labels.  Come ready to cheer, laugh, and dance the night away!  Wear your fiercest mask, strut in our audience's runway, and experience the joy of drag like never before.  

This event is open to the PLU community.  Stop by the DJS Lounge to customize a mask (Thursday or Friday) or pick one up at the door.  Bring cash to tip the drag stars and a cheerful voice and spirit.

A drag show is a unique experience where people dress in exaggerated femme or masculine outfits dancing and lip-syncing to songs and interacting with the audience. Performances can include mature and sexually explicit content. Bring cash to tip the queens and a cheerful voice and spirit!

Accessibility Note: This event will take place in CK Hall, with low light and periods of loud music. There are accessible building entrances at the North and East sides of the building, and men’s, women’s, and non-gendered bathrooms around the corner from the performance hall.

Gender & Sexuality Week 2025

This program is funded by your DJS Fees