r/Dragula

so first of all,

the last three rentals my boyfriend has rented have had strictly male toilets and over like 5 years, I think using them as a female has made my haemorrhoids worse as my feet never ever touch the ground taking a shit unless basically in public? maybe I’m wrong, and it’s just the name that the design takes on, and there’s no scientific reason for such- like female vs male joinery?

So I was just watching „Female Trouble” directed by John Waters starring Divine. In one scene where she confesses her crimes with pride she says „look at my leg” and it immediately it brought me back to Hallow Eve’s rant where she says „I love my leg”.

Do you guys think Hallow was referencing Divine here or it’s purely coincidental?

Idk if this is a hot take or not but I was rewatching season 6 and I genuinely don’t know how Grey didn’t win😭 he was the most versatile and tbh had better looks

Love Asia and she brought a lot of cool shit to the table but I feel like the Art the Clown look was too busy, you could literally see the seams on the fake pregnant belly for the Mother’s Day look and yet she still won that challenge even tho Scylla got read to DEATH for the breast plate situation

So throughout the shows the Boulets tell a story about their characters is there a complete list of lore?

I was wondering if any of the monsters do any workshops and have you been? What was your experience?

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This idea is in early stages but I'm hoping to have an all-day event with local monsters and 3-4 Dragula monsters next year in England. As part of that, I wanted to see if any of the monsters offered workshops for people in the community that might not otherwise be able to attend the festival itself.

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I realise this is a very unusual question but would appreciate any help / advice!

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I was thinking along the lines of:

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- how to make your own monster mask

- creating your own drag persona

- improv

- quick monster look

- vision boarding

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These are just ideas off the top of my head. I just thought it would be amazing to have someone like Formelda over to talk about how they make their masks and maybe show workshop attendees how to make their own mask. Obviously, I'd want them to perform at the festival too!