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Raja, Tatianna and Mrs Kasha Davis bring Big Gay Sunday to The Court

Three RuPaul’s Drag Race favourites are heading to Perth next weekend for a Big Gay Sunday at The Court Hotel presented by Kweer Events.

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Season 7’s Mrs Kasha Davis, Season 3 winner Raja and all star Tatianna will be turning the party with fabulous spots and all the goss on the other Ru-Girls.

Local fave Alexas Armstrong will also be hitting the stage to show the international stars why Michelle Visage told her podcast audience that Perth scene blew her away.

Get down to The Court Hotel from 7pm on Sunday January 14th for an unmissable evening of drag. For tickets and more info, head to biggayout.com.au


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