for the title of supreme queen. i fell into drag because i was working as a bartender at a gay venue and i saw a drag and i said that looks fun, and it looked like a way i could continue my dance career and like live out my dream basically, and i did it, fell in love with it, got asked to do a show and then asked to come back, and here we are eight and a half years later it s myjob, it s fabulous. your cultural background, how does that come into your performance? the way we tell stories, that s how we communicate, that s how we pass on our. there is no realfamily heirlooms, there are no material things, we tell stories, pass stories down from generation to generation, and that s what we re doing on stage every time we get out there, telling a story, painting a picture for the audience to imagine. everyone just needs to communicate more really, it would make
lgbt communities have been coming, and for the duration, they ve renamed it marri madung butbut, or the gathering space . chocolate boxx grew up in a small town in new south wales and is now a drag act in demand. in fact, she won the miss first nations competition in 2019 and 2020, and is competing again this year for the title of supreme queen. i fell into drag cos i was working as a bartender at a gay venue and saw a drag queen, i was like, that looks fun, and it looked like a good way i can continue my dance career and live out my dream, basically. and did it, fell in love with it, got asked to do a show, got asked to come back, and here we are eight and a half years later. it s myjob. your cultural background, how does
whose dreams of a professional dance career were shattered by repeated injuries as she opened a different kind of dance studio, creating a safe place to dance just for the love it in today s the human factor . people say that dance is therapy, and i 100% agree with that. when you re feeling and moving and whatever is going on in your head, you can just forget about it, and express whatever you re feeling through movement, it is really beautiful and healing. i started dancing when i was 3 years old. the mindset of a dancer is if you re hurt, get over it. you still see kids competing with casts on. i end ed up needing hip surger at 16. a couple of years later i needed another hip surgery to fix everything that had been done within the past couple of years of me dancing. i had to realize that my dream, what i thought was my dream, was over.
most famous role that of. opera. her friends have given her the nickname the turbo soprano on her facebook fan page she presents herself as a down to and accessible opera diva paces and lives in athens and has a house in the country worship juicers her own lives with a multitude of hidden talents. and here she is in the flashlight least a dozen welcome and so glad you could join us a woman of many talents indeed music dance career in there but you re very much an actor as well and with one with an incredibly and incredible physicality really we see on stage what kind of roles attract you the most. of course the roles that have a dramatic approach and an interesting character so bad it. needs
we talked about her future dance career. we talked about my military career. and are there any changes we need to make to our life s plans and for the most part our big picture of where we want to see our lives as a couple hasn t changed. we started replanning our lives again. today, adam and i are going to talk to the prosecuting team about the case, and we are going through every gruesome detail leading up to the moment of the bombing. everything from what it felt like to the injuries. they want to know how it s impacted us. how has it not really?