Tal Kallai, behind the stage of the Mikveh bar in Jerusalem, the only gay bar of the Holy City. Every Monday night, Tal performs as a drag queen named "Talula Bonet" in a unique show that collects all kind of audiences. Tal was born in a kibbutz near Beer Sheva and moved to Tel Aviv to follow his dream of becoming a star. He works also as an actor for theatre shows and television.

Dan Yair (Diva D) chatting outside the Mikveh Bar in Jerusalem during a break. He's the oldest among them (40), and is considered the pioneer of drag queens in Jerusalem. He lives in Tel Aviv together with Lior (Kiara Duple) and two red-haired cats. In their apartment, there is the drag room that the two artists share, with more than 600 wigs, hundreds of clothes, shoes and makeup.

Gil Naveh (Galina Por de Bra) speaking with a guest at the Mikveh Bar in Jerusalem.

Dan Yair, 40, performing at the Mikveh bar as Diva D. He's the oldest among them, he is still studying English literature at the University of Jerusalem. in particular on the Shakespearean female characters played by men dressed as women.

Gil Naveh performing as drag queen named "Galin Por de Bra" at the Mikveh bar in Jerusalem.

A guest recieving a neck massage from Dan Yair (Diva D) during a break at the Mikveh bar in Jerusalem.

Dan Yair (Diva D) flirting with a guest during a break at the Mikveh bar in Jerusalem. He's the oldest among them (40), he is still studying English literature at the University of Jerusalem. in particular on the Shakespearean female characters played by men dressed as women.

Lior Cohen (Kiara Duple), during a break at the Mikveh Bar in Jerusalem. He works as a makeup artist and disc jockey. He comes from a religious family and his past has been quite difficult, both inside and outside the home. His mom Eti was angry when he discovered that his son was gay, but now supports and is proud of him.

Detail of the dressing room in the backstage of the Mikveh bar, where the drag queens set up before the performance.

Audience watching the monday night drag queen show at the Mikveh Bar, the only gay bar in Jerusalem

Dan Yair (Diva D) and Gil Naveh (Galina Por de Bra) dressing up in the backstage of the Mikveh Bar in Jerusalem, before the Monday night performance.

Tal Kallai, performing at the Mikveh Bar in Jerusalem, the only gay bar of the Holy City. Every Monday night, Tal performs as a drag queen named "Talula Bonet" in a unique show that collects all kinds of audiences: Orthodox Jews, Palestinians, lesbians, gays, transgenders all together. Tal was born in a kibbutz ner Beer Sheva and moved to Tel Aviv to follow his dream of becoming a star. He works also as an actor for theatre shows and television.

Tal Kallai (Talula Bonet) and Lior Cohen (Kiara Duple) dressing up in the backstage of the Mikveh bar before the Monday night performance.

Ithai Eshkol (Bella to Dye For) watching a performance at the Mikveh Bar in Jerusalem. Ithai is a former tank commander in the Israeli Army. In the night Ithai becomes "Bella to Dye for," one of the most famous drag queens of the Holy city.

Tal Kallai, performing at the Mikveh bar in Jerusalem, the only gay bar of the Holy City.

Tal Kallai outside the Mikveh bar in Jerusalem, the only gay bar of the Holy City.

Dani, 40, performing at the Mikveh bar as Diva D. He's the oldest among them, and still studying English literature at the University of Jerusalem.

Tal Kallai, chatting with an Orthodox Jew outside the Mikveh bar in Jerusalem, the only gay bar of the Holy city. Every monday night Tal performs as a drag queen named "Talula Bonet" in a unique show that attracts a diverse audience.

Lior Cohen, 25, during a performance at the Mikveh as a drag queen bar nicknamed "Kiara Duple." He works as a makeup artist and disc jockey.

A family of ultra-Orthodox Jews pass in front of the entrance to the Mikveh bar, the only gay bar in Jerusalem.