Drag Heals

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TV14

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Men who have always dreamed of becoming drag queens begin to create their own drag personas in Canada's first drag class.

To Every Queen a King
Episode 1 - 26 mins
A new cast begins crafting their personal stories into a stage show.
Drag Therapy
Episode 2 - 26 mins
Psychotherapist Leon Silvers joins the cast to explore the therapeutic aspects of drag.
The Exaggerated Self
Episode 3 - 25 mins
The drag artists must explore aspects of themselves and put them on theatrical steroids.
You're Gonna Love Me
Episode 4 - 26 mins
The drag artists share part of their story onstage and lip sync for the very first time.
The Mask to Unmask
Episode 5 - 25 mins
The cast is joined by seasoned pros Kosta and Flare to hone their looks for makeup and hair day.
Hell No
Episode 6 - 26 mins
Costume designer Leelando offers tips as cast members start to shape their costumes and props for their stage show.
We Are Family
Episode 7 - 24 mins
The eldest cast member, Brian, offers a reflective look at his life and LGBTQ history.
The Happy House
Episode 8 - 25 mins
Jeff Dimitrios and Tracey Erin Smith coach the drag artists for their performances.
Life Is Not a Dress Rehearsal
Episode 9 - 27 mins
The cast has an adrenaline-filled tech and dress rehearsal but all does not go according to plan.
Leave It on the Stage Part 1
Episode 10 - 23 mins
The cast brings their personal stories to the stage.
Leave It on the Stage Part 2
Episode 11 - 26 mins
The cast shares their personal stories on stage.

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