Murray Hill will host. king of drugs, The first ever drag king reality competition series.
The series, set to premiere this spring on LGBTQ streaming network Revry, will consist of six episodes and will feature eight performers competing for the title of “King of Drag.”
According to reports varietyThe series is different from other reality competition shows because viewers get to learn more about each contestant’s backstory, motivations, and goals if they win as part of each episode.
“Rather than rehashing the format of other drag competition shows, the series’ producers focused on the comedy, unconventional performances, and timely commentary on masculinity that has been part of the drag king subculture for decades.” “We will be showcasing the unique talents of drag kings,” said a press release announcing the program.
Hill is a comedian and celebrity impersonator who became famous in New York City. He is best known for his role as the feisty Fred Rococco in the sublime Max series. Someone somewhere reality contest organizer drag me for dinner Dark comedy on Hulu and Prime Video Jackpot!
“I am very excited to be working with you as the host of Revly.” king of drugs” Hill said. variety. “I started performing in 1995, so it’s been a long time coming for the Kings to take center stage. This vibrant community deserves attention and I’m their biggest promoter. Thanks to Revley, I can’t wait to work with the Kings and introduce them to as wide an audience as possible. That’s Showbiz.”
“king of drugs This is one of the most ambitious original programs we have ever developed,” Revry co-founder Christopher Rodriguez said in a statement. “We are looking to challenge the drag competition format without breaking the bank and offer something fresh and original to our audience.”
Auditions for the first season will be held until January 5th. Contestants are encouraged to apply by filling out the following address: revry.tv/king-of-drag-application.
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