Sky Gilbert, born in Toronto, Canada, on December 8, 1952, is a prominent Canadian playwright, author, and performer known for his contributions to contemporary theatre and LGBTQ+ advocacy. With a career spanning several decades, Gilbert has been influential in shaping Canadian cultural and theatrical landscapes through his innovative works and outspoken activism.
Three drag queens act in a play within a play. Each one is put on trial, accused of being a drag queen. Between trials, the queens gossip and bicker while readying their makeup and changing outfits. They also sing and dance for the audience. Set in the 80s, the queens comment on the horrors and effects of the AIDs crisis.