Frolic Film Festival: Viewing and Discussion

The Live Singing Drag Spectacular returns to the Post Office Cabaret with three powerhouse performers—Delta Miles, Qya Cristál, and Roxy Pops—delivering live vocals, dazzling costume changes, three-part harmonies, and high-energy choreography. Expect iconic hits like Lady Marmalade, Proud Mary, and It's Raining Men alongside Broadway favorites, all wrapped in outrageous comedy and Provincetown glamour. Now in its 4th year, this is the kind of drag show that keeps people coming back all summer long.

Provincetown's legendary Tea Dance gets a pink-hued celebration — the kind of afternoon where the whole waterfront feels like it's in on the same joyful secret. Sun, music, and a crowd that's here to dance and be seen, all in the glow of Pride season. This is the Boatslip at its best: glamorous, inclusive, and unapologetically queer. Grab your chosen family and settle in for the kind of day that reminds you exactly why you love this community.

A Tammie Brown show is never just a show—it's an encounter. One moment she's belting, the next she's philosophizing, then she's dancing like a vintage cartoon brought to life. You might get a monologue about saving the planet, a Mahi Mahi dance break, or a story that starts in Texas and ends up on another planet. Truly unpredictable, wildly theatrical, and absolutely worth the ride.

Solid Gold Tea is Boatslip's Pride week celebration of everything that makes their legendary Tea Dance legendary — live DJs spinning on the outdoor patio, a packed dance floor catching the late afternoon sun, and the kind of crowd that shows up ready to move. This is the Pride version of the daily ritual that's defined Provincetown's summer scene for decades: dancing with friends old and new, cold drinks in hand, and that specific magic that happens when the whole community gathers to celebrate together. Thursday, June 25th at 4pm.

Thursday nights at Post Office belong to Rose, Blanche, Dorothy, and Sophia — brought to life by Jamie Morris, Beatrix Eglantine Aurthurson, and Vivienne Fontaine in a drag show that doubles as dinner theater. The zingy repartee, the costumes, the cheesecake included with your ticket — it's nostalgia and laughter in one elegant package. Running June through September, seating fills fast.

A solo burlesque artist takes the stage at Gifford House's Wilde Playhouse for an evening of theatrical strip tease and storytelling. Expect sharp choreography, costume reveals, and the kind of physical artistry that reminds you why burlesque is live performance at its best. One performer, full stage, no gimmicks — just skill and swagger.