San Francisco Theater has had a long history of inviting everyone to shine on stage and shake the groove thing.

Since the 1960s with performance troops like the cockettes, fabulous drag acts and male burlesque all incorporate anyone with a dream of being seen.

But when you have a lot of performers with stars in their eyes and two left feet, the show can grind to a halt if the choreography isn't accessible.

Today, San Francisco choreographer to the stars, Rory Davis, joins us to talk about his work wrangling the top drag queens, movie stars, and entertainers into fabulous shows.

From his Richard Simmons-inspired dance classes to coordinating some of Peaches Christ productions and getting the fellas to bear it all in Bologna, the popular male burlesque review, Rory delivers the moves that make anyone shine bright like a diamond.

I'm Faustofernos.

I'm Mark Villian.

And this is Feast of Fun.

Hello.

Paging Rory Davis.

Rory Davis, please pick up the courtesy phone.

You're wanted on Feast of Fun.

Oh, wow, that's a first.

It must be nice to be like.

Are you a middle child?

You know what?

No, I'm not,

but I identify with Jen quite a lot.

Marsha, Marsha.

I thought Rory was talking about Jim and the holograms because they're truly outrageous.

Oh, well, that's another obsession, too.

I have a misfit shirt, though.

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