In 2016, Estrada played at three-week run of "ICONS: The Lesbian and Gay History of the World, Vol. 1" at the Fringe World Festival in Perth, Australia. Mae Anthony of Dircksey Magazine described the continental premiere as "a poignant, informative show of humour, witty lyricism and outrageous cheek. Jade was in character, right up until next the icon’s wig was put on. These funny, and often, deeply moving characterisations were expressed through costumes, accents, songs, expressive monologues - and not to mention the outright demolition of the fourth wall - and gave me a fresh insight into the various struggles faced by the gay community throughout history." In 2017, Estrada performed the show in Cape Town, South Africa and was featured on the cover of Out Africa Magazine's Summer 2017 issue. Editor Keith Coventry wrote, "From the acceptance of same-sex relationships in the ancient world to the religious demonisation in later centuries. From the wit of Wilde to the tragedy of the holocaust, "ICONS" is an enlightening, educational and, above all, entertaining experience as he turns the pages of history."