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        Large Carpark Productions presents

        CONFESSIONS OF A DRAG QUEEN

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        Basement Theatre

        Lower Greys Avenue

        Auckland, New Zealand

        When

        Wed 26 Jan 2011 - Sat 29 Jan 2011

        Running Time

        1 hour 20 minutes

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        Imagine a drag superstar sensation, waiting for her big break, who dreams to escape South America and shine into stardom, leaving her country in a boat full of Bananas!

        A cacophony of colour with style, flair, attitude, glitter and glamour straight from the steamy shores of Brazil. And that's just the first outfit!

        Confessions of a Drag Queen tells the story about a young boy, from childhood to discovering the gay nightlife and the drag world and its consequences.

        An honest portrayal of a young man's struggle with language, culture, internalised transphobia, sexuality, Catholicism, self-love and sequins with lots of laughter and some tears.

        A selection of reviews from the original season at BATS:

      1. 'Novel, Shocking, Shriekingly Entertaining' John Smythe - Theatreview

      2. 'Ricky has an on stage charm that many hard-working actors lack. He is an act, rather than an actor' Tony Richardson - Gay NZ.Com

        'Beirao shows a direct and wonderful honesty in his performance and you cannot help but feel privileged to be invited to share in it' - Uther Dean - Salient



        Written and Performed by Ricky Beirao
        Directed by William Donaldson
        Musical Direction by Hayley Sproull