With air travel fraught with restrictions and danger, Pam Ann (Australian performer, producer and DJ Caroline Reid) has been pretty much grounded for nearly a year. That doesn't mean that the cheeky performer, who has built quite a cult following in the past decade, isn't working while in quarantine. On January 2 she brings "Pamdemic," her latest multi-character show, to Wilton Manors in Fort Lauderdale, FL in a socially-distanced performance. With her big hair and classic air hostess attire, Pam Ann looks like she walked out of some 1960s Russ Meyer film. It's a look, she says, she got from her mom. "I blame my mum because she was a drag queen in the 60s. I get drag queens, trans, trans man, I've had it all my life," she told the Australian site QNews in 2018. "I grew up very alternative," she continued. "I was hanging out with trans, gays, drag queens. I was very alternative back in my early years. It was part of the fabric of my life. So it's my DNA. If you're going to have a language, I speak trans and gay. It's just my world. It's just what I exist in and what I know really." EDGE recently spoke with Reid as she prepares for her Fort Lauderdale show. Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork ?️‍?✈️??⁠ ⁠ ?️: Steve Duffy⁠ ?: Pam Ann / Website

With air travel fraught with restrictions and danger, Pam Ann (Australian performer, producer and DJ Caroline Reid) has been pretty much grounded for nearly a year. That doesn't mean that the cheeky performer, who has built quite a cult following in the past decade, isn't working while in quarantine. On January 2 she brings "Pamdemic," her latest multi-character show, to Wilton Manors in Fort Lauderdale, FL in a socially-distanced performance. With her big hair and classic air hostess attire, Pam Ann looks like she walked out of some 1960s Russ Meyer film. It's a look, she says, she got from her mom. "I blame my mum because she was a drag queen in the 60s. I get drag queens, trans, trans man, I've had it all my life," she told the Australian site QNews in 2018. "I grew up very alternative," she continued. "I was hanging out with trans, gays, drag queens. I was very alternative back in my early years. It was part of the fabric of my life. So it's my DNA. If you're going to have a language, I speak trans and gay. It's just my world. It's just what I exist in and what I know really." EDGE recently spoke with Reid as she prepares for her Fort Lauderdale show. Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork ?️‍?✈️??⁠
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