TALENT WANTED! All acts, all humans Capitol Hills Roxy Doll remembered

Seattle, WALocal News

The Capitol Hill community in Seattle is mourning the loss of Roxy Doll, an influential promoter and drag icon who nurtured local talent for over 25 years. Her Tuesday Night Talent Shows at Neighbours Nightclub became a staple for performers seeking a platform. In 2020, she played a crucial role in reviving Neighbours, which had suffered during the pandemic, ensuring its continued presence in the community. Doll's inclusive approach welcomed a diverse range of acts, from drag and stand-up comedy to burlesque and magic. Her efforts helped build a vibrant arts scene in Capitol Hill, where creativity thrived.

Many performers credit her with giving them their first opportunity on stage. Roxy Doll's legacy extends beyond Broadway, as she fostered connections and friendships across Seattle's nightlife. Her dedication to the arts will leave a lasting impact on the community.

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