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The Party: "The Starring Princess Donna" (2012)
On a rain-slicked November night in 2012, a derelict warehouse in Bushwick, Brooklyn—disguised as a shuttered textile factory—played host to the event simply known as "The Starring." The full title emblazoned on the black vellum invitations read: "Bound S Princess Donna Dolore: The Party Starring Princess Donna." She was the heiress to the Dolore Media
Donna wasn't a princess by birth, but by brand. She was the heiress to the Dolore Media fortune, a woman whose life was a curated gallery of high-thread-count sheets, private gallery openings, and charity galas where she smiled until her cheeks ached. But the lifestyle columns had grown bored. "Donna Dolore: Still Smiling?" one headline had sneered. Her publicist, a sharp-toothed woman named Vera, had proposed the solution: "Authenticity. Edge. You, Donna, as the bound princess. A living art piece. It’s entertainment. It’s performance." Her publicist, a sharp-toothed woman named Vera, had
The phrase “the Party Starring Princess Donna” flips conventional nightlife on its head. At a standard party, attendees are the audience; the DJ or host is the performer. Here, the party is a vehicle for a single character study. Every element—lighting, music (likely witch house or dark techno), dress code (leather, lace, masks), and interaction—revolves around Princess Donna’s narrative of bound sovereignty. This is not escapism but immersive theater. The “entertainment” is the collective suspension of disbelief that Donna’s suffering matters. Attendees become co-conspirators, their consumption of drinks and drugs reframed as sacraments in a cult of aestheticized anguish.
The space was divided into three acts:
