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Two comedians, two completely different energies, one night of laughs at the Red Room. Karen Williams and Vickie Shaw bring their own brand of humor to Provincetown's favorite intimate stage — the kind of show where you're close enough to catch every joke, every reaction, every perfectly timed beat. If you're looking for live comedy that actually lands, this is the kind of Friday night that reminds you why P'town's performance scene is worth the trip.

Poppy Champlin takes over the Red Room stage for a night of comedy that's equal parts sharp, hilarious, and unapologetically queer. If you've caught Poppy before, you know the drill — expect witty riffs, theatrical energy, and the kind of laugh-out-loud moments that stick with you. The Red Room's intimate setting means you're close enough to catch every facial expression and comedic beat. Friday, May 22nd at 7pm is your chance to see why this performer has become a Provincetown favorite.

Lea DeLaria brings her legendary blend of comedy, jazz, and unapologetic queer energy to the Red Room stage. If you know her work, you know what to expect: sharp wit, killer vocals, and the kind of performance that leaves you laughing and a little bit breathless. This is the real deal—a night with one of queer entertainment's most fearless performers, doing what she does best in an intimate setting that lets every moment land.

Carrie Ashton Band brings the kind of live performance that fills a room with energy — tight musicianship, vocal power, and the kind of presence that makes you forget about your phone. The Red Room's intimate stage is the perfect setting for this, where you can actually see the band's faces and feel the music hit differently than a bigger venue. If you're into pop with real soul and performers who actually care about connecting with the crowd, this is worth your Friday night.

Madelein Murphy brings a decade of sharp comedy chops and fast-paced crowd work to the Red Room stage. She's opened for Tig Notaro, Cameron Esposito, and Deanne Smith, headlined colleges and clubs worldwide, and landed her debut album "Belle of the Ball" at #1 on iTunes Comedy Charts. Beyond stand-up, she's a sought-after speaker on queer storytelling and representation in American media. Her debut special drops on streaming in June 2026—catch her live in Provincetown before it hits the world.

Two comedy powerhouses on one stage—Karen Williams and Vickie Shaw bring the kind of sharp, hilarious energy that makes a night at the Red Room exactly where you want to be. This is the kind of show where the laughs come fast, the banter is real, and you're reminded why live comedy in a room full of people who get it hits different. Saturday night, 6pm—mark it.