Drag Brunch

A wickedly funny new musical comedy that fast-forwards 25 years into Sabrina Spellman's life—newly divorced, premenopausal, and still living in her aunt's attic. Roxy Pops, Qya Cristal, and Delta Miles bring the chaos in this Jacques Lamarre-written show that's part nostalgia trip, part midlife crisis anthem. Expect a jamming score of 90s hits from Britney Spears, Alanis Morissette, Natasha Beddingfield, and Alicia Keys. Directed by Delta Miles. Runs Friday and Saturday nights through October.

Miss Richfield 1981 brings her all-new show to the Post Office Cabaret stage—a fun romp through the joys of living for today with new songs, video, and plenty of audience participation. This is the kind of show that reminds you why Provincetown's cabaret scene is legendary.

NYC's Showbiz Spitfire is back for her 6th summer season with an all-live sung cabaret that's pure Hollywood fantasy. In Drag Me to the Movies, Paige reimagines herself in the iconic film roles she should have landed—from Grease to Titanic to The Wizard of Oz—with show-stopping songs, campy twists, and her signature wit. It's a hilarious, high-energy journey through cinema's greatest hits, proving that life is just one long audition. Grab your popcorn and settle in for a fabulous near-miss turned Provincetown triumph.

A Woman Named Carlös is back for her second season at the Post Office Cabaret with a high-kicking, full-belting send-up of classic drag. Expect entirely live singing, zany humor, and spot-on takes on Cher, Liza, Bette Davis, Patti LuPone, and more as she twirls and jokes her way toward becoming P-Town's 'New Classic.' Running Thursday and Saturday nights through September.

Judy Gold brings her sharp wit and irreverent comedy to the Post Office Cabaret stage for a full summer residency. Catch the acclaimed comedian and actress performing multiple Sundays and select weeknights from June through September—a rare chance to see her extended run in Provincetown's legendary cabaret.

A campy, high-fashion farce inspired by the cult-classic film—Miranda Priestly's carefully curated image unravels when her spray-painted budget heels are exposed. What unfolds is a whirlwind of fashion week chaos, office meltdowns, and increasingly unhinged attempts to maintain the façade, all building toward a glamorous showdown in Paris. NPR calls it "a comedic kicker of a play," and it's exactly the kind of over-the-top, deliciously funny theatrical romp that thrives on the Post Office's legendary cabaret stage.