Heated Rival Tea

Award-winning storyteller Ravi Roth brings his wildly popular cabaret to the Red Room stage — a theatrical, unfiltered evening that blends Broadway vocals, laugh-out-loud honesty, and real vulnerability. From small-town Scranton to The New York Times, he unpacks the messy, musical pursuit of love, validation, and viral moments across continents. Directed by Cheryl Stern with music direction by Michael Ferrara, this is equal parts confession booth and influencer fever dream.

NYC's Showbiz Spitfire Paige Turner returns for her 6th season in Provincetown with an all-live sung cabaret that's pure theatrical gold. She reimagines herself in the movie roles that got away—from Grease and Titanic to The Wizard of Oz and Star Wars—with show-stopping songs, Hollywood glamour, and her signature campy wit. It's a hilarious, high-energy journey through the films she should have been cast in, proving that life is just one long audition. Grab your popcorn and click those heels.

Monday nights at Purgatory belong to the dancers and the Latin beats — a rotating lineup of DJs spinning salsa, reggaeton, and everything in between that gets the floor moving. 21+ doors at 9pm; this is the kind of night that reminds you why Gifford House stays packed year-round.

The weekly Monday night reset for anyone who caught the Showgirls show and wants to keep the energy going. DJ Philip James and Dark City Disco spin house music while rotating drag, burlesque, and live vocal performances keep the floor moving. Free if you've got your wristband from the show; tickets at the door otherwise.

Evita Loca brings a live singing drag spectacular to The Art House — a celebration of musicals that started as movies, with the kind of Broadway magic that feels genuinely alive. It's the kind of show you'd clear your calendar for.