Miz Cracker is a drag comedienne residing in Harlem, New York. Born and raised in Seattle, this comedy queen started her drag journey after meeting Bob the Drag Queen, her now drag mother, as she marched for marriage equality in Times Square. She performs most nights of the week at major venues throughout Manhattan, while also spending her time as a writer for culture magazines Vice and Slate. Check out herYouTube channel to watch some of her performances, interviews, and beauty tutorials.
As an artist, Miz Cracker is always looking for an outlet to portray her creativity. She enjoys marrying past style trends with something that she imagines will be fashionable in the future.
“For me, there is no favorite tea drinking memory,” Miz Cracker said. “Tea is such a part of my everyday life. It’s the perfect way to enjoy something that tastes good – something that is warm and comforting, but not going to drive you crazy.”
Our team was excited to host Miz Cracker at ourepic #ThisIsTea party in Spring of 2017. Learn more about Miz Cracker and her elegant, drag lifestyle by watching her official tea party video below. Don’t forget – feel free to join the tea party anytime by using the hashtag#ThisIsTea when posting your Harney pics.
Thank you for taking the time to talk with us and share your story, Miz Cracker! All images are provided by the@miz_cracker Instagram account.
I love this! I love Harney & Sons tea.
Thank you for sharing this story. Miz Cracker enjoys all the same things that tea lovers the world over appreciate: warmth, tranquility, the equal opportunity it affords to share with friends or as a solitary treat. Just goes to show, the more we are different, the more we are the same.
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Melissa
January 14, 2018
This is awesome! how can we nominate other tea lovers for interview?