Drag queens Grazia Patricia, Ryta Tale, and Metamorkid in the Bergl Rooms of Schönbrunn Palace

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Three queens. One city. - The documentary "Queens of Vienna" presents the three drag queens Grazia Patricia, Metamorkid, and Ryta Tale in private and live on stage.

"In Vienna, I can and am allowed to be who I am," confirms the drag queen Metamorkid in one of her statements for the short documentary "Queens of Vienna". Kleinkunstprinzessin (cabaret princess) Grazia Patricia adds: "For me, Vienna is open and full of life." That's why the three artists have chosen Vienna as the focal point of their life and really shake up the Viennese drag scene. Numerous events like the queer revue "Club Couleur" or the "Drag Lab" (an open stage for young, aspiring drag queens) are organized by three queens.

The documentary "Queens of Vienna" presents the drag queens Grazia Patricia, Metamorkid and Ryta Tale

For the 10-minute documentary, which gives a glimpse behind the scenes of their shows and shows the three queens live on stage, they were staged in Vienna's top locations: Schönbrunn Palace, the Belvedere, the Burgtheater, the Gartenbaukino and the Ernst Fuchs Museum are just some of the perfect backdrops for the eccentric performances of cabaret princess Grazia Patricia, Metamorkid, and Ryta Tale.

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Drag queens Grazia Patricia, Ryta Tale, and Metamorkid in the Bergl Rooms of Schönbrunn Palace
Cabaret princess Grazia Patricia, Ryta Tale, and Metamorkid (from left) – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller
Drag queen Grazia Patricia in a black dress in the Bergl Rooms of Schönbrunn Palace
Cabaret princess Grazia Patricia – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller
Drag queen Metamorkid in a black dress in the Bergl Rooms of Schönbrunn Palace
Metamorkid – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller
Drag queen Ryta Tale in a blue dress in the White and Gold Rooms of Schönbrunn Palace
Ryta Tale – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller
Cabaret princess Grazia Patricia, Ryta Tale, and Metamorkid (from left) – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller
Cabaret princess Grazia Patricia – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller
Metamorkid – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller
Ryta Tale – © WienTourismus/Jonas Thiller

Cabaret princess Grazia Patricia

Metamorkid

Ryta Tale

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