Self (played by Mrs. Kasha Davis) is a protagonist in Workhorse Queen.
An Australian drag queen featured in the documentary, appearing through performances, interviews, and vérité footage as part of the broader queer performance community. Self / Mr. Davis (played by Steven Levins) appears in Workhorse Queen.
Self / Aggy Dune (played by Aggy Dune) appears in Workhorse Queen.
Self (played by Pandora Boxx) appears in Workhorse Queen.
Self (played by Darienne Lake) appears in Workhorse Queen.
Self / Ambrosia Salad (played by Christopher Steckel) appears in Workhorse Queen.
Self / Jemima Handful (played by Daniel Jones) appears in Workhorse Queen.
Self / BeBe Gunn (played by Baden Tilley) appears in Workhorse Queen.
Workhorse Queen (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Self
(played by Mrs. Kasha Davis) — protagonist
An Australian drag queen featured in the documentary, appearing through performances, interviews, and vérité footage as part of the broader queer performance community.
Self / Mr. Davis
(played by Steven Levins) — supporting
Self / Aggy Dune
(played by Aggy Dune) — supporting
Self
(played by Pandora Boxx) — supporting
Self
(played by Darienne Lake) — supporting
Self / Ambrosia Salad
(played by Christopher Steckel) — supporting
Self / Jemima Handful
(played by Daniel Jones) — supporting
Self / BeBe Gunn
(played by Baden Tilley) — supporting
Self
(played by Bianca Del Rio) — supporting
Self / Tempest DuJour
(played by Tempest DuJour) — supporting
Self / Tatianna
(played by Tatianna) — supporting
Self
(played by Carrie Vernon) — minor
Self
(played by Topher Wouters) — minor
Self / Megan Thomas
(played by Timothy Huffman-Hutchins) — minor
Self
(played by Duke Epolito) — minor
Self
(played by Simona Ioffe) — minor
Self / Wednesday Westwood
(played by Dewey Rice) — minor
Self
(played by Diane Chevron) — minor
Self
(played by Chad Michaels) — minor
Self
(played by Heklina) — minor
Story Analysis
A documentary exploring the personal and professional journey of a drag queen navigating fame, community divides, and creative reinvention.