Miss First Nation: Supreme Queen

By Party Passport

Miss First Nation has become a fixture on the Australian drag circuit, where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander queens battle it out to be crowned drag royalty.  Now  their Royal Highnesses are back to see who will reign supreme over all!

Whether it be from the hit documentary Black Divaz, Jojo Zaho’s razor sharp one-liners on Drag Race Down Under, or the 7 story mural of Shaniqua by artist Kaff-eine, make no mistake – Miss First Nation is where legends are made. 

Staged across two heats (26/27 Feb), leading to the grand final (28 Feb) , you’ll be wanting to clear your diary and order yourself a new lace front. 

Performances:
26 Feb 6:00pm – Heat 1  (AUSLAN Interpreted)
27 Feb 6:00pm – Heat 2  (AUSLAN Interpreted)
28 Feb 7:30pm – Grand Final (AUSLAN Interpreted)

Miss First Nation: Supreme Queen is part of Marri Madung Butbut: The First Nations Gathering Space – click here.

Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and other First Nations people can access discounted tickets through the Sydney WorldPride MobTix program – click here.