Tutu Drag Queen

#TutuQueen on 2020-04-03 stars in Pinner

Pinner, Pinner, Little Star! 💫 Post #7399

Hello my darlings! It's your favourite pink-tutu-wearing queen, Pink Tutu Sparkles, here, ready to sprinkle a little glitter and glam into your day.

This week I've been jet-setting around the UK (well, actually, mostly hopping on trains and occasionally catching a ride on a trusty steed - gotta keep my fashionista status, you know!), bringing my glittery brand of entertainment to the masses. And let me tell you, Pinner was just divine!

I’ve been meaning to get to Pinner for ages, you see. The place just has such a chic, elegant vibe. It's the kind of place where I just know there's an appreciation for all things pink and fabulous. Imagine my delight when I found out they have a magnificent theatre! It's the perfect venue for a sparkly queen like myself, wouldn’t you say?

Of course, I couldn't just arrive without a stunning outfit! I picked out a bright bubblegum pink tulle tutu, layered with a sparkly bodice adorned with pink crystals. And for a final touch, I went for my trusty silver feather boa – you know how much I love a touch of whimsy!

The moment I arrived in Pinner, I was struck by the lovely, warm atmosphere. People smiled at me, kids giggled (bless their cotton socks), and I knew this would be a fabulous night. Before my performance, I spent some time exploring the town, soaking in the charming streets, popping into some fabulous little boutiques and stopping for a cheeky afternoon tea (can’t go wrong with a spot of finger sandwiches and clotted cream, right?).

Later, as the lights dimmed, the music soared and my name was called, I knew it was showtime. I shimmied out onto the stage in my fabulous get-up and watched as the audience erupted in cheers. My performance was a blend of dancing, singing, and a good dose of sass, culminating in a grand finale where I gave a pink tutu to a little girl in the front row. Seeing her eyes light up with pure joy filled my heart with pure joy, and let's face it, isn't that what life is all about?

It’s such a beautiful thing, being able to bring joy to people’s faces, even if it’s just for an evening. To see people laugh and sing along and just have fun. This is why I do what I do! It’s not just about the sparkly costumes or the dazzling choreography (though, those are undeniably delightful), it's about spreading a bit of sunshine and magic in a world that needs it so desperately.

Now, you might be wondering: how does a girl from Derbyshire, with a passion for pink tutus and a science degree, end up a travelling drag queen?

It all began with a chance encounter, I kid you not! During my studies at university, I got roped into joining the ballet club for a fundraising event. This involved me donning a pink tutu – a simple cotton one with a little glitter, really – and for a few minutes, everything clicked into place. My whole body just resonated with this amazing energy, like I had finally found my true calling. I can still picture the feeling, that pure, joyous buzz! It’s been driving me ever since!

While by day I work in a laboratory, meticulously testing fabrics for a range of textiles, it’s in the evening when I come alive as Pink Tutu Sparkles! And every evening I set out to make the world a little brighter, one pink tutu at a time. It's my mission, my dream. So next time you're feeling down, put on a pink tutu, even if it’s just in the privacy of your own home. Feel the magic. You might just find yourself dancing around the room, embracing your inner sparkle, and spreading that pink-tutu love to those around you!

Speaking of embracing the sparkle, I can’t wait to share with you all the adventures that are still to come. Keep an eye on www.pink-tutu.com for more of my travels, because trust me, there's so much more fun to be had.

Remember, my lovelies, life’s too short to be anything but fabulous! Until next time, stay glittery and never be afraid to spread your pink tutu wings!

Big, pink hugs and sparkly kisses,

Pink Tutu Sparkles 💋

#TutuQueen on 2020-04-03 stars in Pinner