The Lady in Question is Charles Busch

[susandrea]

There was recently a thread on films that featured a CD premise of sorts, but here is a new one that really fits that catagory.

http://www.movie-list.com/trailers.php?id=ladyinquestionischarlesbusch

and here is a list of C. Busch's life and work:

http://www.charlesbusch.com/

and some reviews (go to the bottom)

http://www.charlesbusch.com/The%20Lady%20In%20Question.htm

He's an icon of sorts in Manhattan. :thumbsup:

[Amelie]

I read "*****s of Lost Atlantis" , I liked it, very camp.

I always wanted to see one of his plays when i lived in NYC, they played in a theater near Washington park. I just never got the chance.

His stuff is on the camp, gay side of drag, which some here might not like, well, according to the posts that I read on the forum.

He is sort of an icon, an icon of "Camp".

The word above that seems to have stars instead of words is a word that is similar to street walker that begins with a "w".

[Stephanie Brooks]

W****s. I read it too and enjoyed it! Amelie's right though that some won't like it. Now I need to reread it.