It's Brunch, Baby! - At The GPO Bar

It's time to get EGGcited because It's Brunch, Baby! On Saturday, January 14th some of Vancouver's most talented Drag Artists will be joining us once again at The GPO for our first Drag Brunch of the year!

Your host Rogue will be joined by local Drag Superstars Jerrilynn Spears, Maiden China, and Persephone Estradiol!

Tickets are $40 pp + taxes & ticket fees and include entertainment, a Phillips Brewing Beermosa/Sparkmouth Mimosa Mocktail, 1 brunch item, and gratuity. Single seats, as well as tables of 2 - 8, are available. Doors open at 11:00 am, with entertainment running from 12 pm - 2:30 pm.

This is a 19+ event.

Entertainment Info:

Rogue is Vancouver’s premier Jewish Non-Binary Drag Artist and Event Producer. A self-proclaimed "Instagram Sensation" from the beginning and over time has become an internationally known social media influencer. After winning Entertainer of the Year 2019 and growing to become one of the most top-booked drag performers in the city, they founded the newly formed drag supergroup ENBY 6. A superstar host and a dynamic performer, when Rogue hits the stage you never know what you're going to get, but you know they'll give you a show.

Maiden China is an intersectional feminist, trans femme performer whose drag is equal parts conceptual performance art, queer critical theory, and troll meme clown foolery. She is a member of the darlings, an experimental drag performance collective that has been awarded laurels from the Edinburgh fringe festival, as well as a member of the house of Rice, an all-Asian drag family here in so-called “Vancouver”. You can watch the Storyhive documentary about their life and art on YouTube titled “Yellow Peril: Queer Destiny”

Jerrilynn Spears is Vancouver's thickest, juiciest, and messiest 5'8" Bimbo. Co-Host of the internationally renowned podcast Cut the Crease with listeners in over 20 countries.

Persephone Estradiol is an Oji-Cree Saulteaux Two Spirit drag performer who also identifies as a nuisance. She dropped out of the theatre program in Post Secondary and is now more famous than most of their former peers except for that one classmate who keeps getting cast in Netflix shows only to die within the first episode.