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A Night of Regal Splendor

A Royal Review

A Royal Affair II: Crown Jewels

Windsor, Ontario - May 24, 2024The Barbershop Bar was transformed into a dazzling palace on Friday night for "A Royal Affair II: Crown Jewels," a spectacular event presented by Koko Starr Events. Hosted by the ever-charismatic Koko Starr, the evening featured stellar performances by Venom Vonsnaps and a spotlight act by B. Martini, delivering an unforgettable night of glamour, charisma, and breathtaking acts.

The night began with an energetic and hilarious performance by Koko Starr. Dressed in a striking black and white ensemble with long blonde hair, Koko lit up the stage with her dance to Tate McRae's "Exes." Known for her sharp wit and bold humor, Koko didn't disappoint, making the audience laugh with her unfiltered commentary.

Venom Vonsnaps then took the stage, embodying a fierce and confident presence. The golden years have been kind to Venom, who appeared with a wine bottle, sipped a glass, and then gave a defiant performance to Willam's "Uck Foff," complete with flipping off the audience in a continuous, dramatic motion. Her boldness and charisma were truly captivating.

B. Martini's first performance of the night was nothing short of sensational. Sporting huge bouncing breasts, a red outfit, tall black boots, and long red hair, she wowed the crowd with her performance to Kim Petras' "Coconuts." After a brief wardrobe change, B. Martini returned after intermission to perform Alex Newell's "Mama Told Me," still dressed in red but without the breastplate, adding a humorous touch with her turkey, mayo, and secret sauce sandwich.

Koko Starr returned to the stage, spreading love and joy with her performance to Miranda Cosgrove's "Kissin U," adorned in red and white with heart motifs. Her infectious energy kept the audience engaged and entertained.

Venom Vonsnaps took the stage once more, delivering a high-energy performance to Erika Jayne's "Xxpensive" in a tight black and silver dress. Despite a few wardrobe malfunctions, Venom's fun energy shone through. She followed up with a lively rendition of Shania Twain's "Man! I Feel Like a Woman," showcasing her versatility and charisma.

The highlight of the evening was a duet performance by B. Martini and Venom to Lady Gaga's "Telephone." B. Martini, clad in a leather jacket over a leather bra with long hair curled around empty beer cans, and Venom, playing the Beyoncé part, shared the spotlight in a powerful and electric performance that had the crowd roaring with excitement.

Koko Starr closed the night with a sultry and dazzling performance to Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso," wearing a small, glittery pink dress. Her ability to connect with the audience ensured a memorable end to a fantastic evening.

The community turnout was impressive, with everyone enjoying the night to the fullest. The bar staff was cheerful, and the audience was engaged and enthusiastic throughout the event. "A Royal Affair II: Crown Jewels" was a spectacular success, reinforcing the vibrant and dynamic drag scene in Windsor. The evening truly lived up to its regal name, leaving attendees eagerly awaiting the next event by Koko Starr Events.

Review by Kevin Blondin

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