Drag Artists

Hosting our drag program is Andy Reiter or better known as the brain, heart and high-heeled troublemaker behind Vienna’s cult queer party Rhinoplasty. Since 2006 he’s been filling Club U with absurd themes, outrageous looks and a crowd that never quite knows what’s coming next. Rhinoplasty is nonsense elevated to tradition: from dinosaurs to Matura specials, Anita Asfinag and friends have kept Vienna guessing for almost two decades. At Loud & Proud Festival, Andy brings the same mix of camp, chaos and comedy to keep our drag showcase sharp, messy and unforgettable.

Alexandru Cosarca moves between performance, visual art, and the charged space of queer expression. Their work opens up a stage where vulnerability and power collide, where humor and intensity meet. With roots in collaborative and community-driven practices, Cosarca creates moments that are both intimate and unapologetically loud. Their performances thrive in the tension between fragility and excess, channeling a body that speaks as much as it resists. What emerges is not simply an act, but a space of confrontation and celebration. Expect a presence that is tender, fierce, and impossible to ignore.

Antisex is a performance artist straight from the pits of hell: Vienna, Austria. Be prepared as the diverse artist brings you magic tricks, clownery, body art, and a variety of different shenanigans onto the stage. You will never know what awaits you at the next antisex performance. The only thing that won’t be happening for sure, is a lip sync.

A bogwitch with a fable for crafty costumes and eating the rich.

I am radi-Karl I am the Klit and it is MY pleasure. I believe in you, you CAN find me, find me dancing and lip syncing, singing and screaming, and even on video. Mostly a chillguy, sometimes pure rage and always a babygirl.

Madame Léa is a Brazilian drag queen, based in Vienna since 2021. She brings the Latin American energy with Brazil’s rhythm, beat and flavour. Her art is a love letter to all BIPOC women and queer people.

Miki Moskito is a drag artist from Vienna who explores and parodizes stereotypes of gender, in particular machismo. His performative point of access fluidly morphs traditional drag and lip-sync with striptease, pantomime and a clownesque attitude.

In the world of Christussian belief, Sheezus ‚Herr Rum Hurn‘ Christin reigns supreme as the embodiment of Rausch, lust, and revolution. Followers of this unconventional faith embrace the paradox of loving through hate, finding liberation in their wild abandon. The essence of Christussianism lies in breaking free from societal norms and restrictions, celebrating the raw passions of life. In the halls of worship, the air is thick with the scent of rum and the echoes of rebellious chants. It’s a religion not for the faint-hearted, but for those who dare to defy convention in the name of ecstatic freedom.

Storm is a versatile artist, who unites the elements drama, sexiness and camp. She uses drag as an outlet for her feelings, without having to be afraid to be judged or misinterpreted.

Susie Flowers is a queer visual artist, DJ, performer and model. Important elements of her art are queerness, feminism, self-expression, the body and the smashing of gender stereotypes. She draws inspiration from the colorful fashion, art and music from the 1960s and 70s as well as from acquaintances she meets during her nightlife outings. Besides being on stage, she loves being in her studio where her colorful paintings emerge.

In primeval primordial soup orgies, Tyranna Sauna Sex was fucked into the bubbling swamps of this world. She has been dwelling there for millions of years now, and she’s up to no good. Tyranna Sauna Sex is a pre-gender prehistoric creature, a vermin in high heels. A tumor with a big ass and long nails—and of course, she bites too.