DISASTROUS
2026
Virtual Program
Oasis Arts Presents
DISASTROUS
Written & Directed by D’arcy Drollinger
Stage Management by Kitty KaPowww
Production Management by Justin Denburg
Original Music by Steven Bollinger
Prop & Set Design by Evian
Lighting Design by Sophia Craven
Board Operation by Aaron Mills
Videography & Editing by Richard Neveu
Lead Costume Design by Alice Ruiz
Speciality Costume Design by Andie Patterson & Kipper Snacks
Wig Design by Becky Motorlodge
Graphic Design & Animation by Pseuda
Backstage Dressing Assistance by Lisa Frankenstein & Kindred Spirit
SPECIAL THANKS TO
Badge, Cal Cadian, Daniel Santero, Franzia Rosé, Gooch, Joon, JR, Jules Indelicato, Kitty Litter, Luismi Monstruo, Maureen McVerry, Pablo Escobar, Sassi Fran, Translucent, Vera, Will Kardas, SF Film Commission, and San Francisco International Airport
Meet The Cast
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D'Arcy Drollinger (Champagne Horowitz Jones Dickerson White)
D’Arcy Drollinger is the appointed San Francisco Drag Laureate, the first ever position of its kind in the world. D’Arcy is an actor, writer, director, choreographer, producer and entrepreneur. Drollinger is the owner and artistic director of OASIS, voted San Francisco's best nightclub/cabaret. D’Arcy has written over a dozen original works, including: Bitch Slap, Temple of Poon and Disastrous, as well as the web series Hot Trash. Drollinger’s first feature film, Shit & Champagne, became an instant cult classic and is now streaming on Hulu. D’Arcy is the executive director of San Francisco-based nonprofit, Oasis Arts, dedicated to providing access and resources to LGBTQIA+ artists. Other credits include: The Producers (first Broadway production), and Hairspray the Musical (first Broadway production). Drollinger is the creator of Sexitude™, the body-positive, age-positive, sex-positive dance experience based in San Francisco.
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Michael Phillis (Detective Jack Hammer & more!)
Michael Phillis is an award-winning writer, director, actor, producer, and drag artist. His original produced works include the solo plays D*Face, Dolls, and Patty From HR as well as full-length plays The Hand That Rocks The Crawford, Sqream, Pride in Gotham, Thighs Wide Shut, Sunnydale Prom, The Nanny: Live, and Jurassiq Parq. As an actor he has been seen onstage at ACT, Berkeley Rep, Marin Theatre, New Conservatory Theater, SF Playhouse, Oasis, The Castro Theater, Nevada Theater, and many more. He is the writer, director, and co-creator of Baloney, San Francisco's Gay All-Male Revue (sfbaloney.com). Next up: directing Once Upon A One More Time at Ray of Light Theatre October 2026. Keep in touch at michaelphillis.com.
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Matthew Martin (El Cafitán)
A veteran of stage and screen, Matthew stars in D'Arcy Drollinger's Lady Champagne (2026) and Shit & Champagne (2020), and plays Bette Davis in Billy Clift's cult parody films Baby Jane? (2010) and Hush Up, Sweet Charlotte (2015). He also returns this year for a third season of The Golden Girls Live at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco.
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Nancy French (Debbie & more!)
Nancy French first unleashed Debbie on San Francisco audiences in the cult hit stage production of Shit & Champagne in 2014 at Rebel. Her lap dances were so contagious “fans” would pay her to stop. Debbie’s infamous band-aid became a coveted collector’s item with its own CDC warning.
Debbie has infected all 3 stage productions of the Champagne trilogy and both films (Shit & Champagne and Lady Champagne).
Nancy’s past incarnations include Debbie in Debbie Does Dallas the Musical at Oasis, Pat Pilford in Charles Busch’s Red Scare On Sunset at New Conservatory Theatre Center and Barbara Thorndyke in The Golden Girls LIVE.
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James Arthur M. (Sergio & more!)
James Arthur M. (he/him) is living his best Champagne-soaked fantasy slipping back into the heels as Sergio for over ten years running! As a certified veteran of the Champagne cinematic universe—spanning Sh!t & Champagne on stage and screen, Champagne & The Temple of Poon, and the feature film Lady Champagne—he couldn’t be happier to reunite with this stellar cast and the entire Champagne/Oasis artistic family.
Currently based in Los Angeles as a SAG actor, James’s screen credits include Tell Me A Story (Paramount+) and Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist (NBC). As a seasoned host, he regularly holds court on Marvel red carpets chatting up the stars of films like Black Panther, Deadpool & Wolverine, Captain America 4, and more.
Blessed to be back—there’s no place like home!
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Steven LeMay (Sharon / Gladys)
Steven LeMay is a San Francisco based actor and interior designer. Perhaps most notorious for his show stealing performances in many sitcom parodies at the Oasis including: Charlotte in Sex and the City Live, Monica in Friends Live, Becky in Roseanne Live and Portia Midnight in the nighttime soap spoof BitchSlap!. You may recognize LeMay as world famous calf model Brandy White from the feature film Shit & Champagne, or as the scent model Mandy Horowitz from the sequel Lady Champagne. He can also be seen strutting down the runway as an actual model in Project Runway’s drag episode Good Queen Fun (s5 e6). LeMay has chewed the scenery as the petulant daughter in The Hand That Rocks the Crawford and toured with Black Benatar’s Black Magic Cabaret. Other favorite roles include Dame Pliant in The Alchemist at Berkeley Rep and starring as Corky Hot Point in the feature film Corky’s Hot Ice. When not onstage, LeMay is a designer and vintage enthusiast with an inimitable collection available @shopchezlemay (Etsy and IG).
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Barbie Bloodgloss (Puppeteer)
Barbie Bloodgloss is so excited to join the cast of Disastrous! She has been a fixture of Bay Area nightlife for over a decade, where she is known for her signature mix of glamour and comedy. Barbie studied theater at San Francisco State University and made her Oasis Arts theater debut last year as Lexxx in Jurassiq Parq. She is the co-founder of HEX, San Francisco’s award-winning cabaret celebrating drag, burlesque, and queer deviancy, and the creator of Champagne Room Secrets, a visual podcast about the lives and stories of sex workers.
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Ron Brock (Puppeteer)
Ron Brock is excited to make his stage debut in Disastrous!

