Lady Bunny, celebrated as a drag icon by Vogue, has been a fixture of nightlife since the early 80s. Known for her flamboyant style, razor-sharp wit, and dynamic performances, she co-founded and emceed Wigstock, the iconic New York City drag festival that ran for nearly two decades. The festival, a major event in LGBTQ culture, featured a diverse lineup of performers and was a key highlight of the queer calendar. From her days hosting Wigstock to her global tours, Lady Bunny has made a mark on audiences from Cincinnati to Sydney with her bold humor and vibrant personality.

Beyond the stage, Lady Bunny's talents extend to film, TV, and music. She has appeared in notable productions such as the HBO documentary Wig and the film Hurricane Bianca: From Russia with Hate, and has been featured on RuPaul’s Drag U and Sex and the City. As a DJ, she has performed at high-profile events worldwide, including Paris's L’Opera Garnier and various fashion weeks. Her musical work includes hit singles and collaborations with RuPaul. With a career spanning decades, Lady Bunny continues to captivate with her outrageous humor, eye-catching looks, and fierce commentary.