Joseph Sinclair

Heteroflexible is inspired by Jesus. No, really.

Courtney Act has revealed the inspiration behind her infectious new pop anthem, Heteroflexible.

The dancefloor banger, which is included on the star’s incredible new EP Drop of Fluid, sees Courtney address the concept of situational sexual behaviour as she contemplates a romance with a heteroflexible male.

Courtney, who admits to having several encounters with heteroflexible men, says the song was inspired by… Jesus. No, she won’t be debuting at number one on the Hot Christian Songs Chart anytime soon, because it’s not about that one.

“I was in LA and I was the entertainment correspondent for Lorraine Kelly. I was walking down Melrose in drag and I was with the Lorraine crew, and there was this man on a bike who rode past,” Courtney tells GAY TIMES.

“We made eye contact and he stopped, got off his bike, turned around and stared, then I stared. We walked towards each other and started chatting. His name was Jesus, not pronounced ‘Heyzeus’, his name was Jesus.

“He has green eyes and I think he lives in France because I found him on Instagram and sent him a message saying, ‘I know that we only met for about four minutes on the corner of Melrose, but I wrote this song about you.’

“English was his second language, so he was a bit confused, but he thought it was very sweet.”

Don’t you just love modern technology? Heteroflexible, as well as the other two incredible songs on Drop of Fluid, will be performed live on Courtney’s critically-acclaimed show, Fluid, which arrives in the UK and Ireland next year.

 

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The production will “dive into a cool, refreshing ocean of fluid sexuality and gender” and follows the Drag Race legend and Celebrity Big Brother winner as she takes audiences on a “voyage with an evening of song, soul and sexuality.”

“Can’t wait to splash Fluid all across the UK and Europe in April 2021. The band and I will be touring this show of original live music, storytelling and of course costumes, hair, and shoes!” Courtney said in a statement.

“I was honoured the show sold out and received amazing reviews when it opened earlier this year during Sydney Mardi Gras, it comes from my heart and is an exploration of identity, gender, sexuality and a whole lot of fun. Get into it, the future is fluid!”

Following sold-out dates in Australia, Courtney will take Fluid to Bath, Birmingham, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Newcastle and Worthing – check out the full list of dates below.

TUE 06 APRIL               MANCHESTER             The Bridgewater Hall
THU 08 APRIL               EDINBURGH                The Queen’s Hall
FRI 09 APRIL                 GLASGOW                   O2 Academy
SAT 10 APRIL                NEWCASTLE               Tyne Theatre
FRI 16 APRIL                 DUBLIN                        Olympia
SAT 17 APRIL                WORTHING                  Assembly Hall
MON 19 APRIL              BIRMINGHAM              Town Hall
THU 22 APRIL               BATH                            Forum
SAT 24 APRIL               LIVERPOOL                  Grand Central Hall
SUN 25 APRIL              CARDIFF                       New Theatre
MON 26 APRIL             LONDON                       Palladium

You can purchase tickets for Fluid here.