 Her ballroom career began in 1988 as the youngest member of the iconic House of LaBeija in the ballroom community. She became mother of the house, briefly earned legendary status in 2010. In 2013, she departed the house after 27 years to pursue acting full-time. She appeared in numerous off-Broadway productions, and I have to say, I had to cut some out for the sake of time, but some are Lifeline's Queer Stories of Survival, which was turned into a documentary, and also two-time Helen Hayes nominee's