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Born January 13, 1960 in Santa Monica, California, United States
January 13, 1960
Santa Monica, California, United States2
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What does it take to revolutionize performance art? For Goddess Bunny, it began with an unwavering belief in expressive autonomy. Born January 13, 1960 in Santa Monica, California, Sandra "Sandie" Crisp became known as Goddess Bunny, an American entertainer whose life intertwined drag, film, and emergent internet culture. Despite early polio-related paralysis and lifelong marginalization, she carved a path through Los Angeles's underground scene with meticulous presence and sheer tenacity.
Looking back, her creative process fused vulnerability with defiance: she embraced drag aesthetics, wheelchair-bound tap routines, and a cadence of performance that recontextualized disability as aesthetic language. In film, she debuted in Hollywood Vice Squad (1986) and appeared in independent projects through the 2000s. She became subject of the 1994 documentary The Goddess Bunny, which traced her life across club venues and queer communities, and in the mid-2000s a segment of her tap dancing gained new life on digital platforms, becoming one of YouTube's early viral curiosities.
The shift proved critical because it extended her reach far beyond cohorts in Los Angeles. She collaborated with designers and musicians, contributing to music videos and avant-garde circles while holding a reflective view of her own image and identity. Facing misunderstanding and isolation, she consistently reframed her margins into a form of resilient expression. Sandie Crisp passed away January 27, 2021 in Los Angeles, yet her iterative innovations in performance and persona remain a subject of study in queer and underground art discourse. Today, Goddess Bunny remains a potent symbol of vision and courage, whose influence continues to shape performance art and inspire boundary-defying creativity.
Career & Achievements
- Hollywood Vice Squad (1986)
- The Goddess Bunny (Documentary, 1994)
- The Dope Show (Music Video Appearance, 1998)
- Puppet Master (Music Video Appearance, 1997)
- The Three Trials (2006)
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New Long-Term Documentary 'Goddess Bunny Superstar' Completes Production
The documentary 'Goddess Bunny Superstar,' chronicling three decades of footage about Sandie "The Goddess Bunny" Crisp's life and impact on underground art and LGBTQ+ culture, wrapped production in early 2026. Director Matthew Kuhara Patrick highlights Crisp's influence on avant-garde circles and her unique presence in performance art. The feature aims for future festival screenings and broader distribution.
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Tribute Film 'BUNNY' Screens at New York LGBTQ Film Festival
A tribute film to Sandie "Goddess Bunny" Crisp, directed by Hunter Ray Barker, was scheduled to screen at New York's LGBTQ Film Festival at Cinepolis Chelsea on October 26-27. The event celebrates Crisp's legacy through cinematic storytelling and community remembrance.
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Short Film Tribute to Goddess Bunny Debuts on Dazed Platforms
A short film honoring Sandie "The Goddess Bunny" Crisp premiered on DAZED's platforms on October 9, featuring archival material and personal recollections of her life. The project aims to recontextualize her influence for new audiences, spotlighting her drag, performance, and underground art contributions.
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