#Crystal method drag queen series#

She was subsequently announced as the host of Group Sext, a social distancing-themed LGBTQ dating reality show, for OutTV, and as a drag mentor in the competition series Call Me Mother. įollowing Drag Race UK, Crystal appeared as a special guest in the 'Star Sixty-Nine' episode of Canada's Drag Race, playing the caller to a psychic hotline in a minichallenge where the competing queens had to do improv comedy as the psychics. In London's drag scene, Crystal was best known for Mariah and Friendz, a regular drag night inspired by Mariah Carey and, in Crystal's own words, 'bringing in touches of delusion, bad fashion and lip-sync malfunctions.' Ĭrystal finished in sixth place on Drag Race UK, being eliminated in the 'Girl Group Battle Royale' challenge, after losing a lip-sync to eventual winner The Vivienne. Munro has also stated that he always wanted to be known as just Crystal, and initially chose the longer name only because when he was new to drag he thought there was a rule that drag queens always had to have two names rather than one. He initially went by the drag name Crystal Beth, a pun on crystal meth, but changed his drag name to just Crystal before appearing on Drag Race UK on the grounds that he did not want to be perceived as making fun of the serious issue of drug addiction. Munro moved to London, England in the late 2000s, initially to work as an aerial performer in the circus, before expanding into drag performance. Munro attended university for costume design, as mentioned in his podcast. Early life īorn in Newfoundland and raised in Nova Scotia, Munro is the stepson of poet Susan Goyette.

Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, CanadaĬrystal is the stage name of Colin Munro (born November 1, 1985), a Canadian-British drag performer, TV host and personality best known as a competitor in the first season of RuPaul's Drag Race UK.