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Fox Pflueger is a non-binary drag artist, performer, actor, writer, event producer, director, and independent model based on Awabakal land in Mulubinba (Newcastle), Australia. With a range that spans from “Lesbian Moon Lobster” to sex trivia host. They proudly and honourably celebrate their gift of the gab and comfort to connect with any audience.

Performing since 2002, Pflueger trained in drama at the Hunter School of Performing Arts and studied acting at Universal Studios in California. Since then, they’ve become a fixture in both Australia’s underground and mainstream queer scenes, performing with and producing for a long list of events and collectives, including Screaming Gay, Queer & Now, Show Us Your Tips, Loose Ends, Naughty Noodle Fun Haus, Honcho Disko, Beaut, Closet Provocateur, Pleasure Planet, Comedy Club, The Annual Drag Ball, Tenfingerz Productions, MAX FREAK, and Freaky Sexy Weird. Nationally, they’ve graced stages at Heaps Gay, Pepperberry Laneway Festival, Broken Heel Festival, White Cliffs, New Annual, Winter Heat, and Deep in Drag.

Their work has featured in major arts and culture festivals such as Newcastle Pride, Central Coast Twist Festival, Strawberry Fields, Subsonic, Secret Garden Party, Wide Open Spaces, Rainbow Serpent Festival, Midsumma Festival, The Village Festival, Let Them Eat Cake, and Tropical Fruits. Internationally, Pflueger has performed in San Francisco with Debauchery, Red Hot Burlesque, and Tourettes Without Regrets; competed in drag contests at Jackhammer in Chicago; and appeared at the Bushwig afterparty in Brooklyn. In Berlin, they’ve collaborated with queer artist Rebecca Goyette and performed at Yo! Sissy music festival, as well as Fusion Festival on the legendary Cloud Cuckoo stage.

Fox is also a passionate producer of immersive, provocative performance art and community-driven events. They have created and curated shows that fuse activism, art, and entertainment—most recently producing fundraising cabarets and trivia nights in solidarity with Palestine and events supporting climate action like The People’s Blockade. Their signature show Freaky Sexy Weird—an intimate, boundary-pushing night of taboo performance art—has had four successful iterations, alongside the club night MAX FREAK, co-produced to celebrate radical self-expression. In San Francisco, they also co-created the ritual performance Samhain with artist Carina Borealis.

Fox has collaborated with grassroots collectives including Beaut, Grrl Fest, Awkward/Amazing, The Bohemian Masquerade Ball, The Lovelorn Living Party, and Tantrum Theatre, continuing to champion inclusive, defiant, and joyful queer culture. Their focus today remains rooted in community-led art, queer resilience, and making space for the weird, the wild, and the wonderful.