Dahlia DeKay: The DeKadent Plague of Pittsburgh
 

Once a would-be priest, Dahlia DeKay fled the seminary with nothing but stolen altar wine, some poorly modified vestal garments, and a drag dream. She clawed her way from gutter to glory with wit, wigs, and a dangerously talented sphincter.

 

Dahlia built her name on satire, spectacle, and the righteous humiliation of homophobes. Her drag is political, prophetic, and occasionally completely nude. Equal parts preacher and punchline, she turns every stage into a sermon and every spectator into an exhibitionist.

 

Her trust passions lie in helping those in need, producing wearable works of art, and pleasing her many, many, many gentleman callers. 

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Long may she reign—in leather, in mesh, and (ideally) on fire.