For those of us who have been in the world of burlesque, boylesque and the performing arts for the past two decades in Las Vegas know JP Nomi Malone. JP has been a veteran in the world of performance art, boylesque and drag. Growing up in Las Vegas, he has been a dancer and gymnastics instructor for decades, in addition to a regular performer on many Las Vegas stages.

But now, JP needs our help. JP has recently had to make the difficult decision of amputating one of his legs due to years of poor circulation, and neuropathy. He will be having surgery soon and will need some money to get through his post surgery care and living expenses for the next month. We have set a goal of $3200.

Let's come together and help one of our own Las Vegas performers heal and continue his journey of passion, creativity, and resilience.

More about JP

After performing with a modern dance company in Lexington, Kentucky, JP returned home to the Las Vegas Strip, where legendary entertainer Kenny Kerr welcomed him into his cast of the "Kenny Kerr Show" at the Debbie Reynolds Hotel & Casino. It was within this show that he truly found his home on stage.

JP also starred as a Madonna impersonator and later transformed into Reba McEntire. He then went on to perform in a show at La Cage in Aruba, known as the "Jewel Box Revue", where he further expanded his roster of celebrity impersonations.

After more than a decade as a professional impersonator, JP then transitioned into the colorful and creative world of burlesque, performing across Las Vegas in shows like the "Burly Q Revue", "PRama", and "Nerd-lesque Night". He also co-founded the Las Vegas "M.O.B. (Men of Burlesque)" — a group dedicated to celebrating the artistry and diversity of male burlesque performers.