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Monique Jenkinson, known as Fauxnique, is a San Francisco-based artist, choreographer, and drag performer who combines contemporary dance and drag to explore gender, identity, and the performance of femininity. Since 2003, she has developed a distinctive practice that merges cabaret and postmodern dance with feminist critique, becoming the first cis-woman to win a major drag queen pageant.
Fauxnique (Monique Jenkinson) is a San Francisco-based artist, choreographer, performer, and writer whose work dwells at the intersection of contemporary dance and cabaret. She made history as the first cisgender woman to be crowned a pageant-winning drag queen (Miss Trannyshack 2003) and is known for exploring the performance of femininity as a powerful, vulnerable, and subversive act.
Monique Jenkinson, also known as Fauxnique, is an American artist, choreographer, drag performer, and author born March 8, 1971. Her work dwells at the intersection of contemporary dance, cabaret, and performance art, exploring femininity as a powerful, vulnerable, and subversive act.