In 2003, Amanda Taylor and Kim Brown directed “Dykes Do Drag,” a documentary showcasing a captivating drag-king show. The film captures the on-stage and off-stage antics of the all-lesbian performance troupe behind the Minneapolis live production.
The show features a diverse range of characters, from butch, alpha-male stereotypes to swishy, effeminate men, and ultra-femme divas. The documentary offers a glimpse into the vibrant world of drag and celebrates the creativity and talent of the performers.
“Dykes Do Drag” is a colorful and energetic production that explores themes of identity, gender expression, and self-acceptance in a fun and entertaining way. The film is a celebration of diversity and individuality within the LGBTQ+ community.
The documentary is not rated by the MPAA and falls under the genres of Adult. It provides an insightful look into the world of drag performance and the impact it has on both the performers and the audience.
