
Person · Actor
Charles Busch
A struggling drag queen playwright must navigate the cutthroat world of New York theater to bring his outrageous and unapologetic vision to the stage, all while confronting the blurred lines between his art and identity.
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In short · Acting since 1992, 4 decades active, 17 credits.
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12 credits
Adam and Steve Escape from Maga(2025)
Charles Busch
Film
The Sixth Reel(2021)
Jimmy
FilmThe House Arrest Rooneys(2021)
Margaret Rooney
TV
Radio Play Revival(2021)
Actor
TVDoris Dear's Gurl Talk(2020)
Actor
TV
A Very Serious Person(2006)
Jan
Film
The Lady in Question Is Charles Busch(2005)
Leading Lady
Film
Die, Mommie, Die!(2003)
Barbara Arden
Film
Psycho Beach Party(2000)
Captain Monica Stark
Film
Trouble on the Corner(1997)
Ms. Ellen
Film
It Could Happen to You(1994)
Timothy
Film
Addams Family Values(1993)
Countess Cousin Aphasia du Berry
Film
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- Billy Masters LIVE!Self · 2020
- Whatever Happened to Baby Jane: Bette and Joan: Blind AmbitionSelf · 2006
- GarboSelf - Interviewee · 2005
- DragtimeSelf · 1997
- In the LifeSelf · 1992
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