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Drag Factory: Work It

The Court’s regular Wednesday night drag event was hot to trot as Lani Del Ray, Anna Phylaxis, Perri Oxide and Rubella battled it out for queen of the week.

Hosted by VJJ and Ruby Jewelz, the 4 contestants were joined by 3 amateurs from the crowd to take part in Drag Box. This week saw 3 excitable lady friends tag team Gwen Stefani like we’ve never seen before.

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Shout outs to Ruby Jewelz for invoking the spirit of Missy Elliott for an amazing performance of ‘Work It’ and Ms Anna Phylaxis for taking out the $100 prize and serving way too much energy for our photographer to capture!

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