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Source: The Suffolk Journal

Sequins, glamour and eye-catching costumes marked another year of tradition at Suffolk. The Performing Arts Council hosted its 26th consecutive drag show, featuring performances by Lily Rose Valore, Andi Van Dyke, Bitco and Amanda Playwith. The annual event has remained a part of Suffolk’s campus events for more than two decades, giving students an opportunity to experience drag performances free of charge and celebrate self-expression through drag artistry. For junior Ruby Colwell, President of PAC and a theatre and arts administration major, making the show accessible to students is one of the most important parts of organizing the event. “I think right now, in the time that we’re in, it is so important for art to be accessible, like how this event is free,” said Colwell.

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