Illusions Las Vegas Review: Two Queens One Stage

Provincetown's most fabulous drag brunch keeps the stage hot with rotating lineups that change nightly—live singing, dance numbers, comedy, and character illusions that'll have you laughing through your eggs Benedict. Wednesday's "Panties in a Brunch" features pop parodies and Broadway reimagined. Thursday's "BRUNCHLOS" is a sing-along whirlwind from yacht rock to top 40. Weekends bring "Queens of the PO" and "The Lady Brunch" with icons like Nina West, Raquel Blake, and Lakia Mondale. No two shows are the same, and that's exactly the point.

Jeremiah Harmon returns to Provincetown for an intimate evening of story-songs and chamber pop rooted in folk blues and Southern gospel. Accompanied by a small string band and joined by special guests from the local scene, this is music drawn from family history and early childhood memory—the kind of performance that reminds you why people travel to hear artists like this.

A campy, high-energy stage retelling of the cult-classic film gets a delicious twist: Miranda Priestly's been spray-painting the bottoms of her shoes red to fake designer status, and when the scandal breaks, it's all fashion week fiascos, office meltdowns, and increasingly unhinged attempts to save face. NPR calls it "a comedic kicker of a play"—murderously funny, drop-dead chic, and barreling toward a glamorous showdown in Paris. Expect quotable moments, over-the-top performances, and a final fabulous blow you won't see coming.

Darren Criss brings his Tony Award-winning talent to an intimate solo evening at the historic Provincetown Town Hall. Expect a kaleidoscopic mix of Broadway favorites, timeless standards, and original pieces woven together with his signature humor and storytelling. This is the kind of rare, up-close performance that reminds you why his voice and artistry have captivated audiences across Glee, Broadway, and beyond.

Paige Turner opens a storybook and anything becomes possible — rainbows, live songs, kindness that saves the day, and everyone invited into the adventure. This Family Week favorite is all-live singing, storytime, interactive fun, and silly surprises set to music from Sesame Street, Disney, The Muppets, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and Dolly Parton. Fifty minutes of pure joy, followed by a meet-and-greet. Rated G; genuinely fun for all ages. This show sells out every year.

A wild, funny, and touching one-woman cabaret from queer icon Bitch—the legendary violinist, feminist force, and Kill Rock Stars artist. This electric show takes you through her punk dyke roots with Bitch and Animal, her indie rock ascent, and her reckoning with cancel culture, all wrapped in violin-laced pop and raw honesty about patriarchy and self-actualization. Fresh from an off-Broadway run, this is Bitch doing what she does best: commanding the stage with fearless artistry and aggressively joyful energy.