Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous

Saturday sees the opening of Asylum’s (Inter)National house and the debut of Alfie Ordinary’s ‘Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous’. After selling out a Brighton Fringe two years in a row with a European tour in between, Alfie jetted off to America took the Fringe Cabaret by storm this week bringing his unique take on drag and charming British humour to the Hollywood Fringe Central stage.

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Alfie is the son of a drag queen, which makes him a Drag Prince, and because he is so fabulous, his mother sent him to a specialist boarding school called ‘Madame LeCoq’s Preparatory School for Fabulous Boys’. At school, Alfie exceeds expectations and becomes head boy, but in his final year, he meets a first year called Jon. Jon is a muggleborn, meaning that neither of his parents are fabulous, and struggles with his identity as a fabulous person. But Alfie has a plan, with songs from camp icons like The Village People and Shirley Bassey, al

Last year’s top Brighton Fringe award winning drag/cabaret/theatre act comes to Hollywood Fringe and San Diego Fringe as part of his international tour.

ALFIE ORDINARY is UK’s premier drag prince and won the International Touring Bursary with The Pebble Trust at last year’s Brighton Fringe with his show ‘Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous’. After a sold out Brighton Fringe run, he toured the show internationally and is now bringing the show to Hollywood, San Diego and Mexico.

Alfie is listed as one of the top 20 UK drag acts by Hiskind Magazine and is the resident host of Bristol’s Eat Sleep Drag Repeat event, bringing international drag acts like Adore Delano, Alaska Thunderfvck and Coco Peru to Bristol.

In ‘Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous’ Alfie, the son of a drag queen, discusses his time at Madame LeCoq’s Preparatory School For Fabulous Boys, specifically his friendship with Jon, a younger closeted ‘muggleborn’ fabulous boy. Through song and puppetry, Alfie helps Jon