Lighting up the screen: These are the 12 incredible TV Performances nominated in the 2023 Queerties
Voting for the 2023 Queerties is officially open.Scroll on to learn more about this year’s 12 nominees, and—once you’ve had a chance to check them out for yourself—click on the corresponding icon to vote for your favorite.Voting runs now through February 21. You can vote once per day per device in each category. Winners will be announced live at a special reception in Los Angeles on February 28 and on Queerty the following morning.
Use hashtag #Queerties to share your votes and help promote your favorites.As the fashionable proprietor of strip club The Pynk, Annan embodies one of P-Valley‘s most indelible personalities while staking out space for bold and beautiful nonbinary representation.P-Valley streams via the Starz plug-in on Amazon Prime Video and The Roku Channel.Sort Of might be “sort of” based on series co-creator Baig’s own life, but their vulnerable and well-observed performance makes Sabi stand out all on their own in this winning dramedy.Sort Of streams exclusively on HBO Max.After his breakout season of The White Lotus, Bartlett’s been on quite a run of roles, including the ill-fated choreographer Nick De Noia, who helped put the Chippendales on the map.Welcome To Chippendales streams exclusively on Hulu.Firstborn of royal blood, Rhaenyra is a force to be reckoned with, as is D’arcy in their breakthrough role, introducing us to our new favorite mixologist (cue: “Negroni Sbagliato… with a little Prosecco in it.”)House Of The Dragon streams exclusively on HBO Max.Guillén’s vampire familiar Guillermo has been the heart ofWhat We Do In The Shadows since the beginning, and this fourth season gave him his best showcase yet, with a genuinely moving coming-out arc.What We Do In The Shadows streams exclusively.
