In the Media

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I Feel Like Myself

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Promote LGBTQ Support

Q&A With Bianca

Drag community sees comeback in in-person shows after covid-19

August, 30 2022

"I GREW UP IN A REAL SMALL TOWN. MY CLASS HAD 72 STUDENTS. LIVING IN A SMALL TOWN, WHERE THERE WASN’T OPEN DIALOGUE AND STRONG SUPPORT FOR THE LGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY, I DIDN’T ALWAYS FEEL ACCEPTED FOR WHO I WAS."

Source: Love Wisconsin

By: Jesse Yang

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November 10, 2021

Fitchburg Chamber’s Brandon Rounds, aka Bianca Lynn Breeze, promotes LGBTQ support as ‘Wisconsin’s premier drag queen bingo hostess’

Source: Fitchburg Star

By: Tim Ropel

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August 22, 2021

Q&A: Drag (and bingo) queen Bianca Lynn Breeze keeps the game going

Source: Cap Times

By: Addison Lathers

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July 27, 2021

Drag community sees comeback in in-person shows after COVID-19

Performers say being able to interact with and see audience reaction is the best part of returning to normal.

Source: NBC15

By: Sanika Bhargaw

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Dare to Drag

Meet three of Madison's queens of many colors

Glitz, Grande create rousing drag party at Majestic

September 13, 2018

Brandon Rounds reveals the origins of Bianca Lynn Breeze, why he loves the Madison drag scene, and best practices for finding your own drag groove.

Source: Our Lives

By: Emily Mills

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April 18, 2019

Bryanna Banx$, Bianca Lynn Breeze, and Anya Knees are serving looks and slaying the drag scene in Wisconsin.

Source: Madison Magazine

By: Andrea Behling

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February 5, 2019

The atmosphere of the venue of a live performance is often overlooked when someone reviews a performance. Critics, myself included, like to focus on the performers themselves and decipher whether their pitches were crisp, rhythms were tired, or conduct was off-putting.

Source: Badger Herald

By: Angela Peterson

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