"My cheeks were aching after the show I was laughing so much." Audience feedback for The Father, The Son and The Unholy F**kboys.

The sex-positive, film obsessed drag king who is trying his best to learn about feminism.

His Terectomy, a white, masculine drag king, shovels popcorn into his face whilst gazing into the camera.

Daaahlings…

Born as a creative outlet during the 2020 lockdowns, His Terectomy has taken the online world by storm before debuting his live act at the Hope Theatre in July 2021 as part of Blue Glass Theatre's Hope Box. 

Most recently, His Terectomy devised and performed their first full length show, The Father, The Son and The Unholy F**kboys, exploring how masculinity is portrayed in cinema through a queer, comedic lens. The show performed at the Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol and the Rondo Theatre, Bath in September 2022 to glowing audience reviews.

His is hoping to make a roaring comeback in 2024.

His Terectomy, a white, masculine drag king, strikes a neutral, semi-profile pose whilst gazing provocatively at the camera in a black backdropped studio space. They have blue accented make-up, a blue-silver glitter moustache and goatee, and their ha
A production still from His Terectomy's comedy show, The Father, The Son and The Unholy F**kboys, performing on the black box stage of the Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol. His Terectomy, a white, masculine drag king, is on their knees with arms outstret
Production image from Those That Are Special, written by Emma Zadow and produced as part of Women's Writes Fest at the 2023 VAULT Festival. His Terectomy, a white, masculine drag king, sits next to actor, Natasha S Patel, a South Asian cis-woman; bot
His Terectomy, a white, masculine drag king, recreates the iconic dance scene from the 1994 film, Pulp Fiction. From left to right, His impersonates Vincent Vega (wearing a dark suit and bending slightly as if dancing the twist) and Mia Wallace (wear
A production still from His Terectomy's comedy show, The Father, The Son and The Unholy F**kboys, performing on the black box stage of the Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol. His Terectomy, a white, masculine drag king, lies on their side about to suck on