GAYZHA – FIRST EVER DRAG PERFORMANCE

1 03 2007

Last Wednesday, I had my first ever drag performance as “Gayzha” – my final chosen drag/performer name. 

Of course, derivative of geisha - Japanese performer.  And being a gay performer then naturally -  the name Gayzha is born.   If you talk pinoy – you would also say “gay siya or siya ay gay”.  Plus the Ozzies would easily pronounce and remember the name.  If a last name is required,  I would just say “Vu”.  So it is Gayzha Vu (Deja Vu???).

Opium Den asked me to do the show together with other professional performers – Aida (who is in the field for more than 10 years) and also Sheren Sequins (twenty years?). 

Being my DEBUT performance,  I was a little bit frantic as you can see in my first act doing Kylie (see video below).  N said that my practice were a lot better – as I did more actions, etc.  I was a little bit overwhelmed on the stage, kasi!  My second performance on the second show was better.  I did really like Gwen Stefani’s song – Sweet Escape (which I will post next)

Enjoy !!! I’ll be off to Sydney tomorrow for the Mardi Gras! 


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7 responses

1 03 2007
Kyels

I wanna go to the Mardi Gras … ):

I cannot wait to see the performance!

1 03 2007
chase

Wow that is sooo fab!

2 03 2007
Lyka Bergen

Not bad Lolah! Congratis!

Dont be frantic dahil maganda kah! At Isipin mo na lang na lahat ng nanonood ay manok! Effective yan Lola! Try mo!

2 03 2007
tin-tin

i like the name. and congrats jase!!! :)

3 03 2007
David

One word. WOW. Dude! You totally rock! I dont see you being the least bit nervous. Seriously. You took that song and spiced it up with your own flair. I so cant wait to see your Sweet Escape act! And just for future reference, dont be nervous. When you’re a diva onstage, you have to take charge and show the world that you’ve arrived. You’ve got to make your pressence known! Good luck and good glitter!

6 03 2007
vina

how did you end up with the name sis?

6 03 2007
empressmaruja

Great drag name, Jase! Congrats on your debut performance!

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