San Francisco's 18th Annual Drag King Contest took place last weekend and featured a gaggle of gender-bending studs who lit up the stage as they competed for the crown. Known as one of the largest contests of its kind in the world, the competition was hosted by Fudgie Frottage and Sister Roma, with proceeds benefiting Pets Are Wonderful Support -- an organization that works to provide food, veterinary care, and support to beloved pets whose owners are struggling to make ends meet due to economic hardship or health issues. The evening was filled with many memorable performances, but at the end of the night it was contestant Art Kahn who claimed the coveted crown with an energetic rendition of "Somebody to Love" by Queen. Take a look at photos from the event on the following pages.
Art Kahn & the Kings of Queen perform "Somebody to Love" by Queen.
Winner Art Kahn performs "Somebody to Love" by Queen. Photo: David Sweet
Jay Walker as George Michael. Photo: David Sweet
Rusty Hips as Billy Idol. Photo: David Sweet
Rusty Hips and Bea Dazzler. Photo: David Sweet
Co-emcee Sister Roma
Producer and co-emcee Fudgie Frottage
Fontaine Bleu
Fudgie Frottage and gals
Tommy Salami doing the Book of Mormon
