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Mars

American drag performer

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Mars was a performance artist.

Mars is an American drag queen, performance artist, and event producer based in Portland, Oregon.

Career Between 2018 and 2020, Mars created, produced, and starred in the monthly series Haute Glue at Black Water Bar, which provided space for many transgender and genderqueer performance artists to explore their genders and creativity on stage, and was commemorated in the feature documentary Goodbye Haute Glue (2021).

Mars was one of dozens on performers and media personalities who participated in Drag-a-thon, the successful attempt at setting a Guinness World Record for the longest drag stage show, held during July 10–12, 2023, at the drag venue Darcelle XV Showplace. According to reporter Courtney Vaughn, "Mars is an absolute sexpot, rocking auburn '70s hair to Heart's "Magic Man." No one will ever be as sexy as Mars, so get over it now."

Through Max & Mars Present, she has been producing the "high concept"

Personal life Mars has been in an off-stage collaboration and romantic relationship with co-producer Max Little since 2019.

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Who was Mars?

American drag performer

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Mars was a performance artist.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mars

· Wikidata: Q130288643

· DBpedia: Mars (drag queen)

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