Sister Act, the 1992 musical comedy starring Whoopi Goldberg, is a favorite classic for many LGBTQ plus folks.

After all, who can't relate to a larger-than-life figure who has to find their own special world to protect themselves from dangerous forces.

Today, Alexander Gray, drag entertainer from the Hall Dynasty, daughter of the legendary

Taj Mahal and sister to drag race winner Jada Essence Hall, joins us to take a look at her life

working in Chicago's drag scene of the 90s and early 2000s, and then getting cast in the Sister Act Musical,

and the lead role of Dolores Van Cartier.

Listen as we chat with her most imperial sovereign majesty,

the bronze bombshell, feline femme fatale, the goddess of Gotham,

the kitten of Couture, the perfection of the fountain,

and that's just one of her titles, about how Drag gave her a path to expressing her womanhood

and the similarities of her life to the movie Sister Act.

Plus, how Alexander's love for Disney villains endears her to the children she works with.

And listen to Alexandra's amazing ability to vocally transform herself into legendary divas of all time.

Eartha Kit, Patty LaBelle, Tina Turner, Diana Ross, and maybe even you.

Even me?

Yes, you. I'm Fausta Furnos. I'm Mark Fillion. Even me? Yes, you.

I'm Fausta Furnos.

I'm Mark Fillion.

And this is Feast of Fun, darling.

Hello.

It's 50 shades of Alexandra Gray.

Oh, 50.

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