Do You Still Believe? is a work that depicts my personal relationship with religion and queerness. While it is a personal journey, it reflects shared queer experiences. I explore the parallels of the queer community and religion: if partnership is god, then the community is the church. How do we find each other in a world that has deemed us sinners, excluded? I utilize movement, text, and film to tell a story of interweaving characters and lovers. A diverse playlist of music takes on an important role by incorporating hymnals and operatic songs, in purposeful opposition of praising deities, and instead glorifying drag and gender fuckery through the lens of queer nightlife with dark wave and techno. Even if the viewer has not experienced the religious trauma the piece focuses on, they will be able to recognize themselves in the aftermath of that oppression–intimacy, mundanity, joy.