Q+A with drag queen Mrs. Kasha Davis
Ed Popil left his 18-year career at a call center to begin performing full-time as his drag queen alter-ego Mrs. Kasha Davis.
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Ed Popil left his 18-year career at a call center to begin performing full-time as his drag queen alter-ego Mrs. Kasha Davis.
Ed Popil left his 18-year career at a call center to begin performing full-time as his drag queen alter-ego Mrs. Kasha Davis.
Ed Popil left his 18-year career at a call center to begin performing full-time as his drag queen alter-ego Mrs. Kasha Davis.
The rest of the distinctive lineup will be presented virtually, including Summer of Soul, part music, part historical record film on the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival; Spark Brothers, about the underrated, criminally ignored yet influential 50-year-old rock band; and Dear Mr. Brody, profiling Michael Brody, the hippie millionaire who in 1970 announced a $25 million giveaway to anyone in need, as his bid to promote world peace. As usual, the festival is offering a few LGBTQ films, all of which are worth seeking out. Military tale The star of this lot is Surviving the Silence, already a ca...
COST: Tickets for most movies are $10; $11 for special presentations; $75 fest pass The revised summer fest became a virtual event with some in-person screenings at Tibbs Drive-In. Organizers felt it was successful enough to employ a similar format for 2021, the 18th year. Fans can watch most films anytime using the online portal along with filmmaker Q&As and other events, with special events at Tibbs. One big change is the festival will now last three weeks instead of 10 days, though some films will only be available during the first week. âWeâre taking some of our lessons learned ...