Drag queens vary according to city, location, and date. All attendees have the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the best drag queens in the area, with special appearances from drag Madonna, Dolly Parton, Celine Dion, Celia Cruz, Liza Minnelli, Adele, Nicki Minaj, Whitney Houston, Sia, Britney Spears, Beyoncé and many more. The Diva Royal Drag Queen Show NYC is both a drag queen dinner and drag brunch show that includes everything from costumes, singing, and dancing to female celebrity impersonations. New York is home to its fair share of drag queen shows however, none of those performances compare to the spectacle, awe, and wonder that is embodied inside of the Diva Royal Drag Queen Show! Touted as the 'best drag show New York City has ever seen', when the drag queens come out on stage, everyone is immediately captivated by the professionalism and experience that is on-par with a Rupaul Drag Race Show. Last updated: May 2022.The #1 Drag Queen Dinner Show Has Arrived in New York City and Worldwide: In the meantime, visit our Events Calendar for additional LGBTQ+ community happenings and check out ION Arizona for more nightlife and event details.Įditor’s Note: This information is subject to change. Stay tuned for seasonal and holiday events taking place on Mondays. Pussy LeHoot, the queen of Arizona's longest-running drag show, has joined forces with the dancing Latin dynamite Adriana Galliano for an over-the-top weekly show. Voted Best of the Valley by Phoenix Magazine for 2019, Charlie's Phoenix is the place to be for Sunday Funday entertainment. Then sashay your way to Stacy's Melrose, where Mia Inez Adams brings together a high-energy cast on the second and fourth Sunday of each month for Majik! If your perfect Sunday Funday starts with brunch or a few cocktails on a glorious patio, the Melrose District is the place. Morgan Foster Entertainment presents Follies, a weekly kiki with a rotating cast of Phoenix's fiercest drag performers - from tenured pageant queens to dapper, dancing kings - and everyone in between at Kobalt.
Check out this spot's latest addition, The Robin Banks Show, every Saturday night. In 2021, Cruisin' 7th will celebrate 44 years and, if the upgraded showroom and new "The Best Drag Shows in Town" mural are any indicator, this iconic venue will continue to be a drag staple for years to come. Read our interview with "RuPaul's Drag Race" season 13 star Joey Jay here. Toothpick, Gigi, Salem and Joey bring gag-worthy looks (and moves) to the masses. The queens of 4Some Revue, voted Best Drag Show by the Phoenix New Times at their previous location, have seamlessly found a new home – and fan base – at Kobalt, a karaoke bar that moved to a bigger, chic-er renovated space at the midcentury marvelous Park Central Mall in August 2018. Read our interview with Espressa Grandé here. features a rotating cast of co-hosts and guest performers each week in the showroom at The Rock. Hosted by Miss Gay Arizona America 2019-2020 Espressa Grandé, T.G.I.F. Swing by BS West for the "premier female impersonation show in the Valley." Each week, Mya McKenzie, Savannah Stevens, Eva Angelica Stratton, Adriana Galliano, Desiree DeMornay and special guests put on Old Town-worthy performances. If you find yourself looking to catch a show in Scottsdale on a Friday night, you're in luck. Pop-up performances by Piper and friends will ease you into the weekend, which promises an entertainment-filled lineup as well.
That said, prepare yourselves, because a drag show here inevitably leads to a night that will engage all your senses – the lights, ambiance, entertainment and " mucho baile." Not bad, for a Wednesday.Įvery Friday eve, Miss Arizona Gay Rodeo 2019 Piper M'Shay hosts her signature show at Charlie's Phoenix, the iconic country bar that's the official headquarters for the rodeo each February. Join Fernanda Vargas-West and special guests each Wednesday for Viva La Vargas at Karamba Nightclub. Expect monster, ghoulish, villain and sci-fi drag themes that push the envelope and celebrate all forms of creative expression (think: The Boulet Brothers' reality show "Dragula," as opposed to "RuPaul's Drag Race"). Since arriving its inception, in February 2018, The Queer Agenda has been generating buzz within the drag world and throughout the community.
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