List of drag queens

This is a list of drag queens, sometimes known as female impersonators, drag performers, or drag artists.

Francis Leon
Miss Shangay Lily
John Epperson
RuPaul
Pabllo Vittar
Cross-dressing

Performers
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Stage Name Name Nationality Ref(s)
Acid Betty Jamin Ruhren American
Adore Delano Danny Noriega American [1]
Aja Jay Rivera American [2]
A'keria Chanel Davenport Gregory D'Wayne American
Akihiro Miwa Maruyama Akihiro Japanese [3]
Alaska Thunderfuck 5000 Justin Honard American [4]
Alexis Mateo Alexis Mateo Pacheco Puerto Rican [5]
Alexis Michelle Alex Michaels American
Alyssa Edwards Justin Johnson American [6]
Amber LeMay Bob Bolyard American [7]
Angele Anang Anchalee Anang Thai
Aquaria Giovanni Palandrani American
Asia O'Hara Antwan Mason Lee American [8]
Babsan Lars-Åke Wilhelmsson Swedish [9]
Barbette Vander Clyde American [10]
Bassem Feghali Bassem Feghali Lebanese [11]
BeBe Zahara Benet Nea Marshall Kudi Cameroonian [12]
BenDeLaCreme Benjamin Putnam American [13]
Bianca Del Rio Roy Haylock American [14]
Billy More Massimo Brancaccio Italian
Blair St. Clair Andrew Bryson American
Bob the Drag Queen Christopher Caldwell American [15]
Bobby Marchan Oscar James Gibson American [16]
Britney Houston Jahmila Adderley American [17]
Brooke Lynn Hytes Brock Hayhoe Canadian
Capucine Kewpie South African [18]
Carmen Carrera Carmen Carrera American [19]
Chad Michaels Chad Michaels American [20]
Charlene Charlene Incarnate American [21]
Charles Ludlam Charles Ludlam American [22]
Charles Pierce Charles Pierce American [23]
Charlie Hides Charlie Hides American-British [24]
Cherdonna Shinatra Jody Kuehner American [25]
Cheryl Hole Luke Underwood English
Cheyenne Pepper Eugene Lee Yang Korean-American [26]
Chi Chi DeVayne Zavion Davenport American [27]
Chi Chi LaRue Larry David Paciotti American [28]
Christeene Vale Paul Soileau American
Conchita Wurst Tom Neuwirth Austrian
Coco Montrese Martin Cooper American [29]
Cookie Buffet Christopher Dyer American [30]
Courtney Act Shane Jenek Australian [23]
Craig Russell Russell Craig Eadie Canadian [31]
Crystal Methyd Cody Harness American [32]
Cynthia Lee Fontaine Carlos Hernandez Puerto Rican [33]
Dame Edna Everage Barry Humphries Australian [34]
Danny La Rue Daniel Patrick Carroll Irish [23]
Deborah Ombres Javier Díaz Spanish [35]
Delta Work Gabriel Villarreal American [36]
Derrick Barry Derrick Barry American
Detox Icunt Matthew Sanderson American [37]
Divina de Campo Owen Farrow British [38]
Divine Glen Milstead American [39]
Donna Sachet Kirk Reeves American [40]
Dorian Corey Frederick Legg American [41]
Doris Fish Phillip Clargo Mills Australian
DQ Peter Andersen Danish [42]
Dreuxilla Divine Nelson Roldán Puerto Rican [43]
Erickatoure Aviance American [44]
Ethyl Eichelberger James Roy Eichelberger American [45]
Eureka O'Hara David Huggard American
Evita Bezuidenhout Pieter-Dirk Uys South African
Evie Harris Jack Plotnick American [46]
Farrah Moan Cameron Clayton American [47]
Francis Leon Patrick Glassey American [48]
Frank Marino Frank Marino American [49]
Frankie Jaxon Frankie Jaxon American [50]
Frau Wäber Hansy Vogt German [51]
Gia Gunn Gia Ichikawa Japanese-American
Ginger Minj Joshua Allan Eads American
Glennda Orgasm Glenn Belverio American [52]
Harvey Fierstein Harvey Fierstein American [53]
Heather Haldane Phil Berglin American
Hedda Lettuce Steven Polito American [54]
Heklina Stefan Grygelko American [55]
Honey Davenport James Heath-Clark American [56]
Honey Mahogany Alpha Mulugeta American [57]
ICEIS Rain Massey Whiteknife Canadian [58]
Issan Dorsey Issan Dorsey American [59]
Ivy Winters Dustin Winters American [60]
Jackie Beat Kent Fuher American [61]
Jaida Essence Hall Jared Johnson American [62]
James St. James James Clark American [63]
Jasmine Masters Martell Robinson American [64]
Jaymes Mansfield James Wirth American
Jazzmun Nichcalo Dion Crayton American [65]
Jean Malin Gene Malin American [66]
Jessica Wild José David Sierra Puerto Rican [5]
Jiggly Caliente Bianca Castro American [67]
Jim Bailey Jim Bailey American [68]
Jinkx Monsoon Jerick Hoffer American [69]
Joan Jett Blakk Terence Smith American [70]
Joey Arias Joey Arias American [71]
Jujubee Airline Inthyrath American [72]
Julian Eltinge William Julian Dalton American [23]
Kameron Michaels Dane Young American [73]
Katya Zamolodchikova Brian McCook American [74]
Kelly Liam Kyle Sullivan American [75]
Kelly Mantle Kelly Mantle American [76]
Kennedy Davenport Reuben Asberry Jr. American [77]
Kevin Aviance Eric Snead American [78]
Kiki DuRane Justin Bond American [79]
Kim Chi Sang-Young Shin Korean [80]
Kimora Blac Von Nguyen American
Lady Bunny Jon Ingle American [81]
Lady Clover Honey Kevin Clover Welsh American [82]
Laganja Estranja Jay Jackson American [83]
Latrice Royale Timothy Wilcots American [84]
Leonid the Magnificent Leonid Filatov Russian [85]
Lily Savage Paul O'Grady British [23]
Lucy Belle LeMay Johnnie McLaughlin American [7]
Lypsinka John Epperson American
Madea Tyler Perry American [86]
Mado Lamotte Luc Provost Canadian [87]
Maj Gadd Roger Jönsson Swedish [88]
Manila Luzon Karl Westerberg American [89]
Margo Howard-Howard Robert Hesse American [90]
Mariah Paris Balenciaga Elijah Kelly American
Mario Montez René Rivera Puerto Rican [91]
Marguarite LeMay Michael Hayes American [7]
Marsha P. Johnson Malcolm Michaels American [92]
Mary Dale Charles Busch American [45]
May McFettridge John Linehan British
Mayhem Miller Dequan Johnson American
Michele Bruno Michele Bruno South African [93]
Michelle DuBarry Russell Alldread Canadian [94]
Milk Daniel Donigan American [95]
Mimi Imfurst Braden Chapman American [96]
Miss Coco Peru Clinton Leupp American [97]
Miss Fame Kurtis Dam-Mikkelsen American [98]
Miss J J. Alexander American [99]
Miss Opal Foxx Benjamin Smoke American [100]
Miss Shangay Lily Enrique Hinojosa Vázquez Spanish [101]
Miz Cracker Maxwell Heller American
Mrs. Kasha Davis Ed Popil American
Monét X Change Kevin Bertin American
Monica Beverly Hillz Juan DeJesus Anaya American [102]
Monique Heart Kevin Richardson American
Morgan McMichaels Thomas White American [103]
Mrs Brown Brendan O'Carroll Irish
Naomi Smalls Davis Heppenstall American
Natalia Pliacam Assadayut Khunviseadpong Thai
Nina Bo'Nina Brown Pierre Leverne Dease American
Nina Flowers Jorge Luis Flores Sanchez Puerto Rican [5]
Nina West Andrew Levitt American
Ongina Ryan Ong Palao American [104]
Pabllo Vittar Phabullo Rodrigues da Silva Brazilian
Pandora Boxx Michael Steck American [105]
Panti Rory O'Neill Irish [106]
Patsy Vidalia Irving Ale American [107]
Pauline Pantsdown Simon Hunt Australian [108]
Peaches Christ Joshua Grannell American [109]
Pearl Liaison Matthew James Lent American [110]
Peppermint Agnes Moore American [111]
Phi Phi O'Hara Jaremi Carey American [112]
Pollo Del Mar Paul E. Pratt American [113]
Pollyfilla Colin McLean New Zealander [114]
Pussy Tourette Mark Cliser American [115]
Rachel Ben Schatz American
Rae Bourbon Hal Wadell American [116]
Raja Sutan Amrull American [117]
Raven David Petruschin American [118]
Regina Fong Reg Bundy British [119]
Regina the Gentlelady Reg Vermue Canadian [120]
Rickard Engfors Rickard Engfors Swedish [121]
Robbie Turner Jeremy Baird American
Roxxxy Andrews Michael Feliciano American [122]
RuPaul RuPaul Andre Charles American [123]
Russella Russell David British [124]
Rusty Ryan Robert Timbrell Canadian [125]
Sahara Davenport Antoine Ashley American [126]
Samantha Sammy Duddy Irish [127]
Sasha Velour Sasha Steinberg American [128]
Scarlet Envy Jacob Johnson American [129]
Shangela Laquifa Wadley D.J. Pierce American [130]
Shannel Bryan Watkins American
Sharon Needles Aaron Coady American [131]
Shea Couleé Jaren Merrell American [132]
Shequida Gary Hall American [133]
Sherry Vine Keith Levy American
Shirley Ed Wood American [134]
Shirley Q. Liquor Chuck Knipp American [135]
Shirley Temple Bar Declan Buckley Irish [106]
Shuga Cain Jesus Martinez American
Silvetty Montilla Silvio Cássio Bernardo Brazilian [136]
Sister Boom Boom Jack Fertig American [137]
Sister Roma Michael Williams American [138]
Sky Gilbert Schuyler Lee Gilbert, Jr. Canadian [139]
Sonique Kylie Love American
Sonja Sajzor Sonja Sajzor Serbian [140]
Sylvester Sylvester James, Jr. American [141]
Taboo! Stephen Tashjian American [142]
Tammie Brown Keith Glen Schuber American [143]
Tatianna Joey Santolini American
T. C. Jones Thomas Craig Jones American [144]
The Fabulous Wonder Twins Carlos Eduardo Campos
Louis Alberto Campos		 Salvadoran [145]
The Lady Chablis Benjamin Edward Knox American [146]
The Vivienne James Williams British
The Vixen Anthony Taylor American
The Widow Norton José Sarria American [147]
Thorgy Thor Shane Galligan American [148]
Tracey Lee Maxwell Ritchie Australian [149]
Trampolina Chris Dilley
Charles Romain
Spencer Brown		 American
Trinity K. Bonet Joshua Jones American
Trinity "The Tuck" Taylor Ryan Taylor American
Trixie Maurice Kelly
Kevin Kirkwood
Tom Gualtieri
Jeff Manabat		 American
Trixie Mattel Brian Firkus American [150]
Tyra Sanchez James Ross American [151]
Vaginal Davis Clarence Dennis Williams American [152]
Valentina James Andrew Leyva American
Vanessa Vanjie Mateo Jose Cancel American [153]
Varla Jean Merman Jeffery Roberson American [154]
Vaselina Jerry Friedman American
Venus D-Lite Adam Guerra American [155]
Verka Serduchka Andriy Mykhailovych Danylko Ukrainian [156]
Victoria "Porkchop" Parker Victor Bowling American [157]
Violet Chachki Jason Dardo American [158]
Walterina Markova Walter Dempster, Jr. Filipino [159]
Wanda Wisdom Bradley Traynor American [160]
Willam Willam Belli American [161]
Winnie Irwin Keller
Nathan Marken		 American
Yara Sofia Gabriel Burgos Ortiz Puerto Rican [162]
Yuhua Hamasaki Yuhua Ou American
Yvie Oddly Jovan Bridges American
Zsa Zsa Shakespeer Christer Lindarw Swedish [163]

See also

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