Drag king show nyc

Were you all performing individually before becoming the Cake Boys?

Richard: Initially, yeah, we were all individual performers, and the lack of drag kings in the scene made us want to start something like this.

I remember sliding in Muscles’ DMs being like, ‘Do you wanna do this?’ And Sweaty Eddie is my partner, and Senerio came in and was part of our second show, The Dude Network, and we just all clicked and it made sense. It’s been a wild ride.

When we first started, we just wanted to create a platform to highlight drag kings and drag things and alternative types of performers.

So we just kept going and now we’re here.

Senerio: The Cake Night show really took it to that next level.

Drag king Maxxx Pleasure poses with a fur coat across his lap and a feather in his hat.

I have been calling it out since I came in: There’s nobody, literally nobody in the local scene, doing what we’re doing between the four of us, who have all these skills under one roof. And there’s plenty more where that came from!

It’s a seemingly endless creation that’s happening right now, and it’s such a delight.

Sweaty: Our intention was always to c