Drag Queen

In a story that crosses The Parent Trap with The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, we meet Mitchell Sayer, a stodgy, successful gay attorney. Mitchell’s well-ordered life is thrown into upheaval when his socialite mother drops a double bombshell en route to a Buddhist convent. Mitchell, she confesses, was adopted – and Mitchell has an identical twin. This long-lost, separated-at-birth sibling isn’t hard to find … but he may be hard to take. For while his driver’s license reads Donald Sweet, he’s better known in Chicago’s demimonde as Kitten Kaboodle, the gloriously gowned, stupendously stiletto-heeled star of the Tam-Tam Club’s “all-girl” review. Recovering from the shock, Mitchell doffs his Armani jacket, loosens his Hermes tie, and prepares for a battle of the wills. He sees it as his mission to haul Donald out of Bob Mackie knockoffs and into the real world – or at least into flat heels. But Kitten thinks it’s Mitchell who needs superego surgery, and she’s just the gal to wield the scalpel.