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I thought IвЂ™d quite like to gather these stories together somehow. During lockdown I wanted to do something. I think itвЂ™s easy to forget that things existed long before the present day. That was Lola Lasagne it was just really interesting to hear some history.

And there would be a long post just about the history of the place, the shows there, who used to run it вЂ“ really interesting to read. It all started during lockdown: one of the queens I interviewed, they would go for long walks around Brighton and they would take photos of buildings that used to be queer venues or drag bars.

LIVING LEGENDS GAME SERIES SERIES

If these two episodes are anything to go by, weвЂ™re in for a real treat when the whole series launches! We caught up with Alfie to find more about the series and what viewers can expect when Living Legends arrives later this monthвЂ¦ WeвЂ™ll keep it brief so weвЂ™re not giving spoilers: Adam All gives us a flavour of their first few gigs and a fascinating insight into the history of drag kings, while Olivier Award-winning artist Le Gateau Chocolat talks us through a many and varied career, and the importance of saying yes вЂ“ even if that means working shows in London and Edinburgh at the same time. Filmed earlier this year during lockdown вЂ“ with the support of Arts Council England and Brighton Pride вЂ“ the interviews focus on those who have innovated drag over decades changing and developing the art form and queer protest through their work.ДЄhead of the web series launch we grabbed a quick chat with Alfie, as well as a sneak peek at a couple of the episodes. The series will feature one-on-one interviews with seven pioneers of British drag: Le Gateau Chocolat, Lola Lasagne, David Hoyle, Adam All, Son of a Tutu, Holestar and Dave Lynn.

Well, this looks super exciting! Drag Prince Alfie Ordinary has announced a new web series, Living Legends, which will launch on 15 November.

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