Miz Ima Starr

Miz Ima Starr is a singing drag cabaret performer of stage and small screen, the comic creation of Charles Bracewell, best known for her appearances on reality TV show Australia's Got Talent.^[1]

Her cabaret shows include: If Life Gives You Lemons at Festival of Voices^[2] and TasPride Festival;^[3] My Heart's A Drummer at Hobart Spiegeltent;^[4] You Asked For It! at the Feast Festival^[5] and Adelaide Fringe;^[6] Gender (Off)ender at the Sydney Opera House;^[7] Bassey Your Ass Off at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival;^[8] Welcome to Wherthehellawee! at Adelaide Fringe;^[9] Up The Disco at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival;^[10] and Hello Miz American Pie at Festival of Voices,^[11] Aroha Festival^[12] and the Melbourne Comedy Festival^[13] where the show was reviewed as "an expert blend of song and soliloquy retracing her fictional showbiz history".^[14]

Miz Ima Starr albums include My Heart's A Drummer^[15] and American Pie.^[16] Her duet with Baitercell of Trippin' (Push Push song) was originally recorded to promote the 95bFM float at the 1998 Hero Parade, then ended up a minor hit, included on the soundtrack to the film I'll Make You Happy^[17] released by Flying Nun Records.

Her notable television credits include three appearances on Australia's Got Talent including handing over the winners cheque to Bonnie Anderson (singer),^[18] co-presenting eight episodes of arts interview show Beauty & The Bear,^[19] and being the subject of a 60 Minutes (New Zealand) segment entitled "I'm A Star".^[20]

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