Rouge Fatale, renowned as a legendary drag performer of Atlantic Canada, possesses a heart as immense as her outspoken personality. With over 20 years of experience in the realms of drag and theatre, Rouge's journey began when she fell in love with drag on a dare during a Pride drag competition, emerging victorious. Captivated by the drag world, she transformed it into her life's passion. Her influences span a diverse spectrum, with Dame Edna and Phyllis Diller playing significant roles in shaping her comedy and overall aesthetic. Drag mother Deva Station has been instrumental in molding Rouge into the captivating performer she is today.

A proud Caper, Rouge traverses Canada, representing and entertaining, embodying the spirit of a true Maritimer. From Toronto to Montreal, the Maritimes to Calgary, Winnipeg, and even the NWT, Rouge captivates audiences with her myriad of characters, impersonations, and captivating live singing moments. Whether inducing laughter or evoking tears, she has established herself as a well-known figure in the literary world, initiating drag story time in Nova Scotia. Through this initiative, she reads to both the young and young at heart, spreading love and acceptance in a fabulous manner.

Rouge, a glamour camp drag entertainer, specializes in stand-up comedy, monologues, and improv. She currently holds a recurring role in the web series "Tracy and Martina's Dirty Deeds," produced by SwearNet. Previously, she enjoyed a four-year weekly run show at Casino Nova Scotia titled "Rouge Fatale and Friends," featuring new themes and numbers each week. In addition, she serves as emcee, performer, and producer for Pink Velvet Burlesque and The Velvet Rope Boylesque.

Acknowledged for her exceptional contributions, Rouge was inducted into The Coast Hall of Fame after securing the title of Best Drag Performer for an impressive ten consecutive years. A Halifamous Queer, she stands as the Most Halifamous Person, leaving an indelible mark on the world of drag and entertainment.