Non Sono Una Signora[10] was an Italian television program that aired on Rai 2 following the success of its Dutch counterpart, Make Up Your Mind. The program was created and developed by Herald Adolfs and Carlo Boszhard.
In the show, a group of Italian celebrities, transformed into drag queens, compete with each other.
Series Overview[]
Season | No. Contestants |
No. Episodes |
Originally Aired | ||
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Premiere | Finale | ||||
1 | 20[4] | 5[3] | June 29, 2023[3] | July 27, 2023[4] |
Prizes[]
Season | Prizes |
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1 |
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Judges[]
See: Judges/Non Sono Una Signora
Stands[]
Place | Season 1 |
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1st | The Nancies |
2nd | She Funk |
3rd | Energy Crisis Meusa Du Champ |
4th | |
5th | Ayumi Flambé |
6th | Ava Kedavra Vivienne Smokes Laisla Rodriga |
7th | |
8th | |
9th | Gatta Chikova Ketty Manga Minnie Blanche Saetta McDawn Anna Lacond Vulcanya Gigliola Yard Varenne Soleil |
10th | |
11th | |
12th | |
13th | |
14th | |
15th | |
16th | |
17th | Maddy Love Lupita Showbiz Angelika Eva Lungherja |
18th | |
19th | |
20th |
- █ The contestant won Non Sono Una Signora.
Trivia[]
- The title is a reference to the song of the same name by Italian singer Loredana Bertè.
- The first season was initially set to premiere on November 7, 2022,[10] but was then postponed by exactly one month to December 7, 2022,[9] then again to February 2023,[11] and then again to May 16, 2023, but this air date had also fallen victim to delay.[12] On May 16, 2023, a new premiere date of June 29, 2023 was revealed.[3]
- Official sources say the season was postponed again from May 16 due to Inter-Milan's soccer match in the Champions Leage semifinal, though anonymous sources claim that politics play a part in the show's constant postponing, with some conservative right-wing parties (of which the Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni is a major exponent) allegedly pushing against the show's airing.[13] Judge Vanessa van Cartier has openly spoken out against the way the show is being treated by Rai.[14][15][16]
- The show was later canceled after just one season. Carlo Boszhard stated that the cancellation was due to a change of leadership at RAI2, influenced by Italian politics.[17]