Draft:Oslo Drag Festival

Oslo Drag Festival
Oslo Drag Festival
Genre	Drag (entertainment) festival
Dates	May - June each year
Years active	2021–present
Founded	2021; 3 years ago
Website	oslodragfestival.com

Submission declined on 24 October 2024 by Shadow311 (talk).

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Declined by Shadow311 9 days ago. Last edited by Shadow311 9 days ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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Submission declined on 10 May 2024 by Chaotic Enby (talk).

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Declined by Chaotic Enby 5 months ago.

Comment: Looks like a pretty cool festival, but a lot of the wording is too subjective/promotional and has its place on your website rather than in an encyclopedia. Good luck! Chaotıċ Enby (talk · contribs) 16:30, 10 May 2024 (UTC)

The Oslo Drag Festival is an annual drag festival taking place in Oslo. In 2024 the festival was supported by Oslo Municipality, Arts Council Norway, The Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs (Bufdir), Gay and Lesbian Health Norway (Helseutvalget), Frifond and SALT Art & Music^[1]

Lineups

The festival showcases 50 to 90 different drag artists every year, in different genres including classic drag, drag queens, comedy drag, drag kings, gender-bending drag, drag pageantry, political drag, club kid drag, conceptual drag, burlesque, abjection and more.

Year	Lineup
2024	Mimi Devine, Salty, Nabi Yeon Geisha, Brødskive, Zelda Illuision, Elektra Puzzz Artica, Sinfluencer, Briar the VaudeVillain, Brødskive, Novelty Starr, Ria the Revolution Rider, The Weird Sisters, Enigma Ataraxia, Luna Palmer, Varun Narrain, Prince Orlando Malbec, Chemolina, JeyDlight, Erik Sjon, Glen the Alien, Anja Bibby, Heels by Kristi, Porsha Doll, Deborag VidaLoca Darling, Devonne Anonly, Daisy Bakken, Veela Voulez Vous, Scarlet Raven, Linda Plant, Vince Velvet, Lavender Menace, Jelena Skankovic, Filthy Q, Triptree, Cocky the Cowboi, Meatling the Meatbaby, Lumi Næss, Pistol, Betty Beige, Ftøya von Fjert, Victoria, Jessica Fuckit, Ophilia Breeze, Edward James, Dološ Bič, Diva Memere, Sylvi Fisthaug and more.
2023	Great Garlic Girls, DragCore, X-Dolls, Frida Marida, Pamela the Pam, Gloria Mundi, Ryona Crystal, Princessilicious, Haxtho, Gutta, Elf, Bleach Boo Boo, Fifi von Tassle, Falito, Bambia, Elektra Puzz, Nabi Yeon Geisha, Deborah VidaLoca Darling, Cassie Brødskive, Eliza Fierce, Briar the VaudeVillain, Phoenix D'Vine, Haus of Friele, Hylja Prize, Puffie Mantrap, Monetta Leone, Haus of Misfits, Enigma Ataraxia, Chamolina, Tanja McKenzie, The Weird Sisters, Vera Brå, Bertina Glam Croft, Dino Star, Brittany Fierce, Devonne Anonly and more.
2022	DragCore, Frida Marida, The Weird Sisters, Princessilicious, Open Drag Stage and more.
2021	Open Drag Stage, Fifi von Tassle, DragCore, X-Dolls and more.

References

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