The Troupe
Dixie/Dicky Luv
Mitchell Brothers
Il Nocturnal
Manny Nuff
Adam Landher
Devon Heir
Lyric Styles
Elton Schlong
Sholty Fister
Ginger Galore
Betty Bottay
Jay Rod
Trashcanpoet
Dicky/Dixie Luv
As versatile queer gendered performance artist, this handsome Fella-Fem has all the moves, and will surprise you with a gender switch when you least expect it with the velvet violator Dixie Luv. By day Dicky plays with fire, bending and molding metals to his/her will, making enchanting sculptures. Dicky started his/her drag king career with the multi award winning Sacramento based troupe: The Kings of Drag and the Slikk Bois. Subsequently, Dicky spent the last few years performing solo all throughout California, and beyond. Dicky made a home with the East Bay Kings Club for a stretch and has now started Fella-Fem with partner Mitchell Brothers.
Mitchell Brothers
Born from the ashes of hotness this smoldering drag king can warm up any scene. Super sexy Mitchell is always in sync. Mitchell is one of the founding members of the East Bay Kings Club, and is now currently co-leader of Fella-Fem. This heart-throb will leave all the ladies melting in their seats.
Il Nocturnal
The epitome of fella-femness, Il brings gender fucking to new heights. Sexy barely begins to describe her true essence. From dashing drag king to burlesque beauty, Il Nocturnal’s positive vibe and powerful performance will completely blow you away.
Manny Nuff
This hot boi can truly dance! Hailing all the way from Washington DC and New York, Manny has joined forces with Fella-Fem and also graces the East Bay Kings Club stage on Wednesday nights with his awesomeness at The White Horse Inn.
Photo credit: Syd London.
Adam Landher
What a handsome little devil he is! Even so, he couldn't be sweeter. His thoughtful numbers bring ingenuity and creativity together creating true entertainment. As a genuinely sincere guy, with a mean stage presence, and lyrical prowess, what's not to love?
Devon Heir
Devon is a well seasoned performer, a master hairstylist, and traveling educator. With roots stemming from when she/he started ballet folkloriko at 13. At 19, she/he started drag and has never looked back since. Utilizing the wide range of talents at her/his disposal, Devon is the stylist for Fella-Fem, as well as, assists with costume design and choreography. Come check out gender bending at its finest with Devon Heir and Fella-Fem.
Lyric Styles
Lyric is a magnanimous and passionate gender-bender who shows that chivalry is certainly not dead and is, in fact, the new black. Hailing from the midwest, he once helped co-found the hot troupe of Bois to Men. His latin twist is anything but timid and he certainly can work a crowd. A word of caution though: His racy queer persona and searing bedroom eyes will melt any heart and cause weak knees. This Lyrical genius will have you coming back again and again.
Elton Schlong
The tiny prancer with a big boi attitude. He is the kind of dirty you don't want to wash off. Look out for this cutie pie he's all bite.
Sholty Fister
Hailing from the armpit of Los Angeles, Mr. Fister made his drag debut less than a year ago as part of the boy band wonderdrag troupe Rythmless Nation. He's been spotted with the San Francisco based Saucy Knickers and is excited to find a home with the gender-bending, queerly spectacular Fella-Fem.
Ginger Galore
She is, without a doubt, a sizzling hot burlesque queen from Washington DC. She melts the bois with her dreamy glance, reducing you to rubble with a bat of her eyelash. Don't let those innocent looks fool you though, if you misbehave you will be in for a good spanking.
Betty Bottay
Watch out, here she comes! Pole master extraordinaire, she lets you know good things do come in small packages. Larger than life, Betty will work your mo jo as she works the floor. Come be dominated by the Bootay.
Jay Rod
This handsome Devil is a bad boi to the bone. He's been named the lady whisperer. At home in the saddle, Jay caresses his fillies with a firm yet sensual touch, sweet-talking any girl right out of her stirrups!
Trashcanpoet
Trashcanpoet’s spoken-word poetry combines streetwise rhythms, political activism, and personal reflection. Speaking on wide subject matter ranging from hate crimes, gender identity, trans-visibility, the legacy and burden of leftist activism, and being the child of the flower children.