Since moving to San Francisco in 1988, Trauma made the conscious decision to commit her time and talent to the larger LGBT community, through her art and through her beliefs. She has been involved with hundreds (literally hundreds) of benefits and fundraisers. Trauma entertained at almost every live venue in San Francisco, and she even won a few contests, appeared in an award-winning calendar, sung with the Freedom Band, and she emceed sing-alongs at the Castro Theatre, galloped at the Dance-along, pedaled in about 25 different Critical Masses, marched in protests against the war, and it goes on and on. In the future Trauma has works with Jimmy Strano, Richard Winchester and herself planning on moving Girl Drink Drunk , a monthly club party for folks 35+ who still like to kick up their heels, dress up silly, throw back a cock-a-tail and watch a crazy drag show. All the fun you had in your 20s ... but at a reasonable hour! In addition she and the ever fabulous Katya Smirnoff-Skyy are starting a cabaret contest at Martuni's. So it doesn't look like she is slowing down anytime soon. So stick with her, kids. Trauma Flintstone predicts a grand and glorious future for all of us.
Another great Grand Dame!
ReplyDeleteI have seen Trauma in action once and she was very memorable!
ReplyDeleteOh my God, she is great! I wish she would come to Philly!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great assest we have in Trauma out here. She does SO much for our community!
ReplyDeleteI have seen Trauma Flintstone several times and she has to be one of the best drag in San Fran on my trips up there. Funny as hell!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! She looks like a great performer!
ReplyDeleteI just love the Gloria Swanson look in pic 1! She even has the look of one of the reputable queens of a city!
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