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RSVP for the Greatest Show on Earth*
Traditionally, members of the Turtle Creek Chorale would gather in the fall for a retreat (to mostly rehearse for the upcoming holiday show). After a full day of rehearsals, members would gather for a retreat show on that Saturday night. Sometimes the show was good. Sadly, members of the Turtle Creek Chorale can't be together for retreat, but we can still put on a show! AND whether it's good or not, we will raise funds to support the Turtle Creek Chorale. Streamed on YouTube, The Greatest Show on Earth* will feature "talent" submitted by current TCC members and alumni. RSVP now to get an email from Marsha where you can view the livestream. |
Marsha is in D!
Marsha Dimes was featured in the June 2019 issue of D Magazine!
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About Marsha Dimes
Marsha Dimes was named 2019 Dallas Pride Grand Marshal and is founder and CE-Ho of Marsha & Friends Drag Brunch, a monthly drag brunch benefiting North Texas charities. Marsha has been named "Member of the Year" by the Turtle Creek Chorale in 2018 and 2019, and co-hosts the annual Turtle Creek Chorale Retreat “Talent” Show with the sister she never wanted DeManda Refund.
Marsha was named Best New Individual in 2019 by Prism Health North Texas. Since its founding in November 2017, Marsha & Friends Drag Brunch has raised more than $30,000 for charity.
In April 2019, Marsha was the first drag queen to speak at the Association of Fundraising Professionals International Conference in a session entitled "Don't be a Drag. Just Be a Queen: How to Rule with LGBTQ+ Donors". Marsha Dimes won the title of Miss Big Thickette in 2018 and many attendees are still in therapy following her attempt to sing “I am What I am”.
Marsha was named Best New Individual in 2019 by Prism Health North Texas. Since its founding in November 2017, Marsha & Friends Drag Brunch has raised more than $30,000 for charity.
In April 2019, Marsha was the first drag queen to speak at the Association of Fundraising Professionals International Conference in a session entitled "Don't be a Drag. Just Be a Queen: How to Rule with LGBTQ+ Donors". Marsha Dimes won the title of Miss Big Thickette in 2018 and many attendees are still in therapy following her attempt to sing “I am What I am”.