On Sunday, November 25, Legends celebrated 25 years at the top of their game, with an afternoon packed with entertainment from drag legends Maisie Trollette, Miss Jason and Lola Lasagne appearing together as J-Lo, Sally Vate and new drag queen on the block, Pat Clutcher.
Three years ago, following the death of his mother, the Scottish singer Allan Jay recorded a single written by Jason Prince and Lewis Greenslade to raise funds for CRUSE Bereavement Care, the national charity that helps people deal with grief and loss.
Legends celebrate their 25th birthday on Sunday, November 25 with a spectacular day of entertainment and fundraising for the Rainbow Fund. Sally Vate will take to the stage at 4pm followed by Dave Lynn with the legend that is Maisie Trollette at 5.30pm finishing at 7pm with Miss Jason and Lola Lasagne appearing together as J-LO!
Brighton’s Jewel in the Crown was the phrase that Miss Jason chose to describe the much-loved David Raven aka Maisie Trollette, at the first of the celebrations of David’s 85th birthday which falls on August 15.
Stephen Richards aka Lola Lasagne one again organised a brilliant lineup of cabaret performers to grace the stage at the Legends cabaret tent at Brighton Pride.
Miss Jason provided the words and champagne, Claire Fuller banged out the tunes and Danny Dwyer helped people empty their pockets into the Rainbow Fund buckets at the annual Miss Jason Brighton Pride Champagne Breakfast outside the Brighton Hotel on the seafront.
Davina Sparkle steams into Ryde on the Isle Of Wight to celebrate Pride hot of the heels of Miss Jason who served champagne on the Hovercraft transporting VIPs to National UK Pride.
Great violinists have a special connection with Brighton going back many years. After the Italian virtuoso Niccolo Paganini played at the Old Ship Hotel in 1831 the hotels magnificent Paganini Ballroom was named after him.
Miss Jason will lift up her skirts to host exclusive trips to todays Isle of Wight Pride On the Beach with Hovertravel. Iconic drag persona Miss Jason will meet, greet and entertain hovercraft passengers travelling to this unique event located on Ryde beach on the Isle of Wight, which this year is also the national UK PRIDE.
It was the first Worthing Pride, but organisers certainly did the town proud delivering an event that was accessible, with plenty of first class entertainment for everyone and a good turnout of groups and organisations who support the LGBT+ communities in Worthing.
