How eco-drag queen Pattie Gonia defines what it means to fight for ...
ABC News' Ginger Zee caught up with Pattie Gonia as she produces and stars in "Save Her: An Environmental Drag Show" for this year's Climate Week.
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What Pattie Gonia’s Save Her project is
- Pattie Gonia, an environmental drag artist, is known for Save Her: An Environmental Drag Show, a performance that blends climate-focused messaging with drag art to engage audiences on environmental issues.[5][8]
- The shows typically center on climate change awareness, sustainability themes, and environmental advocacy, often featuring a lineup of guest performers and live numbers that weave humor with ecological messaging.[2][3]
Recent notable appearances and context
- Save Her shows have taken Pattie Gonia to multiple cities, including events billed as environmental drag performances with partnerships and media coverage during Climate Week and related events.[8][5]
- Coverage from major outlets in 2023–2024 highlighted Pattie Gonia’s approach of using joyful, musical performance to “makeover” or reframe climate storytelling for broader audiences.[4][5]
How to find the latest news quickly
- Check major entertainment and lifestyle outlets (AP, ABC Nightline, local affiliates) for any recent profiles or clips of Pattie Gonia and Save Her, especially around Climate Week or Earth Day events.
- Search event listings and venue pages for current tours or newSHOW announcements (these pages often list upcoming dates and ticketing details).
- Social media channels (Instagram, TikTok, and X) are frequently the first places Pattie Gonia posts about new performances, partnerships, or appearances.
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