Courtney Act
Courtney Act | |
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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | |
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Years active | 2000–present |
Website | courtneyact |
Shane Gilberto Jenek
In 2014, Courtney returned to recording music and released the
Early life
Shane Gilberto Jenek was born in Brisbane, Australia, and moved to Sydney at age 18.[10] He was born to Gill and Annette Jenek and they have an older sister named Kim.[11] Their mother is of Danish descent and their father is of German descent, and the two of them both once worked in Kings Cross and befriended cabaret performer and TV personality Carlotta.[12][13] Growing up, Jenek would always dress up and sing and dance, but couldn't identify with anything that was portrayed in the media.[11] In 1987, they entered a competition, Tiny Tots, which was a charity pageant show for children, and won.[11] At a young age, Jenek began attending The Fame Talent School where they became close friends with twins Lisa Origliasso and Jessica Origliasso, who would later become The Veronicas.[11] The group would perform together for twelve years, performing acts such as pantomime in local shopping centres such as the Strathpine Centre, the Toombul Shopping Centre, and Westfield Chermside.[13] Jenek found school difficult due to bullying over their sexuality.[11] They began to think something was wrong with them during their teenage years. They attended Nashville Primary School in Brighton, but their parents wanted then to go to private school for their secondary studies, so they transferred to St Paul's Anglican School in Bald Hills a year early to "acclimatise". Jenek heavily disliked the school, and moved to Sandgate District State High School after two years at St. Paul's. After school, they would frequently go clubbing with their friends in Brisbane, particularly on Mary Street.[13] Jenek received high grades at school and they were going to study medicine to become a doctor instead of an entertainer.[11] They first attended the Stonewall Club in the mid-90s and Jenek states that was the start of their "big queer life".[11] While touring colleges, they visited the National Institute of Dramatic Art, and, instead of moving forward to Perth to tour the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, they spent a week in Sydney behind their parents’ backs "living a lifetime of gay".[13]
Career
Beginnings and Australian Idol
Jenek's
In 2003, while working as a waiter at Jimmy's on the Mall, a restaurant in Brisbane,[13] Courtney auditioned for the inaugural season of Australian Idol. They first appeared as Jenek, but the judges, Ian Dickson, Marcia Hines and Mark Holden, told Jenek that his voice was "just not up to it".[11] The following day, Jenek returned to audition but as Courtney Act.[11] Hines said that Courtney was "great". Dickson said, "Shane only didn't just cut it. You've added another dimension and this time you've blown us away."[11] Courtney continued through the competition and reached the live finals.[11] In the first TV vote Courtney did not advance; however, the judges brought her back as a wildcard.[11] During her time on the show she performed songs such as: "I Am Woman" by Helen Reddy, "You Don't Own Me" by Lesley Gore and “You Shook Me All Night Long" by AC/DC. Courtney finished in thirteenth place on the show, but remained highly popular throughout Australia. At the time, Jenek was the first and only LGBT contestant to openly appear on a reality TV talent show.[6]
Together with business partner [15] and fellow drag queen Vanity Faire, Courtney operates Wigs by Vanity; they started the company in 2003, the year Courtney auditioned for idol, with the aim of producing wigs for drag queens.[16]
Record deal and RuPaul's Drag Race
After the completion of the
In December 2013,
RuPaul is there in the room, what you see on TV is all of what you get, there is not anything beyond that. There is no friendship. I’ve chosen to focus on that legend of RuPaul, just like with everyone there is the legend and there is the human. When RuPaul blocked me [on Twitter] that was it." Courtney on her feud with RuPaul[19]
During the episode, the drag queens had to impersonate a celebrity. Courtney impersonated
Reality television and return to music
In July 2014, Courtney became the first drag performer in history to sing live with the
In July 2015, Courtney returned to her solo recording career and created the
In late 2017, Courtney made a return to reality television and appeared in
In 2018, Courtney entered the Celebrity Big Brother house, the day after New Year's Day, and remained in the house for 32 days, eventually winning the season, beating Ann Widdecombe. Jenek appeared as both Courtney and himself throughout the season, being referred to "him" out of drag and "her" in drag.[32] Following Courtney's win on Big Brother, her popularity continued to grow in the United Kingdom. Channel 4 confirmed The Courtney Act Show, with Courtney saying that she would be "working with some of [her] favourite artists",[33][34] which was broadcast on Christmas Eve of 2018. The show featured performances from Bianca Del Rio, Adore Delano, Darienne Lake and Leona Lewis.[35] Jenek also hosted the dating reality show The Bi Life, appearing both as Courtney Act and Shane, which premiered in Ireland and the United Kingdom on 25 October 2018 on E![36][37][38] Courtney competed with the song "Fight for Love" on Eurovision – Australia Decides in February 2019 to represent Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019, but was not successful, losing out to Kate Miller-Heidke with the song "Zero Gravity".[39] The show received positive reviews.[39] In June 2019, a panel of judges from New York magazine placed her third on their list of "the most powerful drag queens in America", a ranking of 100 former Drag Race contestants.[40]
Dancing with the Stars, Neighbours, Judging role and We Will Rock You The Arena Experience
In 2019, Courtney competed in the
In 2021 it was announced that Courtney would become the new host of the
On August 22, 2022, it was announced that Courtney would play the Killer Queen in all cities except for Sydney in the Australian arena tour of the We Will Rock You musical.[55]
In 2023, Courtney competed on the
In May 2024, Courtney will act as the backstage correspondent for SBS's coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, held in Malmö, Sweden.[57]
Personal life
Jenek is a vegan, and identifies as pansexual, genderfluid and polyamorous.[58][59] In 2018, they were based in London, having previously lived in Sydney and Los Angeles.[60] Courtney currently resides in Sydney, having purchased their first home there in 2022.[61]
Discography
Extended plays
Title | Details |
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Kaleidoscope |
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Drop of Fluid |
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Singles
As lead artist
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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AUS [64] | |||
"Rub Me Wrong"[65] | 2004 | 29 | Non-album singles |
"Welcome to Disgraceland" | 2010 | — | |
"To Russia with Love" | 2014 | — | |
"Mean Gays" | — | ||
"Ecstasy" | 2015 | — | Kaleidoscope |
"Ugly" | — | ||
"Body Parts" | — | ||
"Kaleidoscope" | 2016 | — | |
"Wigs by Vanity Single Jingle" (with Vanity Faire) |
— | Non-album singles | |
"Chandelier/Diamonds/Titanium (Medley)" | — | ||
"Stayin' Alive" | — | ||
"AAA" (with Willam and Alaska Thunderfuck)[66] |
2017 | — | |
"Fight for Love" | 2018 | — | |
"Brenda! Call Me"[67] | 2021 | — | |
"Celebrate[68] | 2023 | — |
As featured artist
Title | Year | Album |
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"Downton Abbey...Snore" (Jimmy Ray Bennett, Stephen Guarino & Jeff Hiller featuring Willam Belli, Vicky Vox & Courtney Act) |
2013 | Non-album singles |
"Oh No She Better Don't" (RuPaul featuring Drag Race Season 6 Cast) |
2014 | |
"Dance Again" (Bielfield featuring Courtney Act) |
2017 |
Other appearances
Title | Year | Album |
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"Champion" (RuPaul featuring Courtney Act) |
2014 | RuPaul Presents: The CoverGurlz |
"From Head to Mistletoe" | 2015 | Christmas Queens |
Tours
Co-headlining tours
Filmography
Film
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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2013 | Meet the Glamcocks | Herself | Documentary | [69] |
2015 | Luna Goes Cruising | Koda (voice) | Shortfilm | [70] |
This Is Drag | Herself | Documentary | [71] |
Television
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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2000 | Snick Flicks | Herself (host) | Aired on Nickelodeon Australia for 6 months on Saturdays | |
2003 | Australian Idol | Herself (contestant) | Season 1 – Placed joint 13th with wildcard contenders | [72] |
2010 | Sleek Geeks | Herself | Season 2, Episode 8: "Wee Across the World" | |
2012 | Are You There, Chelsea? | Herself | Episode 8: "Dee Dee's Pillow" | [73] |
I Will Survive | Herself | Episode 4 | ||
2014 | RuPaul's Drag Race | Herself (contestant) | Season 6 – Runner-up | |
RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked! | Herself | Companion show to RuPaul's Drag Race (Season 6) | ||
Candidly Nicole | Herself | Episode 2 | [74] | |
2017 | Single AF | Herself (contestant) | Series 1 | [citation needed] |
2018 | Celebrity Big Brother 21
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Herself / himself (contestant) | Series 21 – Winner
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The Bi Life | Herself / himself (host) | |||
The Courtney Act Show | Herself (host) | Christmas special | [75] | |
2019 | Eurovision – Australia Decides | Herself (contestant) | 4th place | [39] |
Dancing with the Stars | Season 16 – Runner-up
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2020 | Neighbours | Herself | Guest role | [45] |
Celebrity Karaoke Club | Contestant | |||
2021 | Courtney Act's One Plus One | Herself (host) | Hosted long running Australian interview show | [76] |
Mikki VS The World | Herself | Season 1, Episode 6: The Frosty Life | ||
2022 | Dancing with the Stars: All Stars | Herself | Season 19 – Finalist
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[77] |
Eurovision Song Contest 2022 | Herself | Australian jury spokesperson | ||
Queens for the Night | Herself | Panel judge | ||
2023 | The Masked Singer (Australian season 5)
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Cowgirl/Herself | 10th Unmasked / 4th Place |
Web series
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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2012–13 | Transfashionable | Herself | Produced by The Stylish | [78] |
2014 | Reality Relapse | Herself | Produced by BiteSizeTV | |
Transformations | Herself | Produced by WOWPresents
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[79] | |
Hey Qween! | Herself | Produced by Jonny McGovern | [80] | |
2017 | UNHhhh | Herself | Produced by WOWPresents
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[81] |
2019 | Jag Race | Herself | by Attitude | [82] |
2021 | Brenda, Call Me | Herself | Produced by Nova Podcasts |
Music videos
Title | Year | Director | Ref. |
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"Rub Me Wrong" | 2004 | Anthony Rose | |
"Welcome to Disgraceland" | 2010 | Kain O'Keeffe | |
"Oh No She Better Don't" | 2014 | Eve, Trina | |
"To Russia with Love" | Rami Mikhail | ||
"Mean Gays" | Kain O'Keeffe | [83] | |
"American Apparel Ad Girls" (with Alaska & Willam) | Shawn Adeli | ||
"Dear Santa, Bring Me a Man" (with Alaska & Willam) | Mairin Hart | ||
"Ecstasy" | 2015 | William Baker | |
"Ugly" | Courtney Act, Kain O'Keefe | ||
"Body Parts" | Marvin Joseph | ||
"Christmas Sweater" | Kain O'Keefe | ||
"From Head To Mistletoe" | Kain O'Keefe | ||
"Kaleidoscope" | 2016 | Wallaby Way | |
"Wigs by Vanity Single Jingle" | — | ||
"Stayin' Alive" | |||
"Chandelier / Diamonds / Titanium (Medley)" | |||
"AAA" (with Alaska & Willam) | 2017 | Kain O'Keefe | |
"Illuminate" (with Our Lady J) | — | ||
"Fight For Love" | 2019 | Natasha Foster & Erin Fairs |
Music video appearances
Title | Year | Director | Ref. |
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"Applause" (Lyric video) (Lady Gaga) |
2013 | Lady Gaga | [84] |
"Sissy That Walk" (RuPaul) |
2014 | Steven Corfe | |
"Jump the Gun" (Adore Delano) |
2015 | Josef J. Weber | |
"Power" (Little Mix feat. Stormzy) |
2017 | Hannah Lux Davis | [85] |
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External links
External videos | |
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Courtney Act on changing the world through conversation, Matter Of Fact With Stan Grant, ABC News |
- Official website
- Shane Jenek at IMDb
- Courtney Act discography at Discogs