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Dominick Pupa brings the kind of high-energy cabaret performance that keeps Provincetown's Red Room packed — expect sharp comedy, pop diva moments, and the theatrical flair that makes live entertainment actually worth leaving the house for. This is the kind of show where the crowd's as much a part of the night as the performer, and Saturday at 7pm is when it all goes down.

Broadway Barbara is back in Provincetown with a night of Broadway standards, ribald show biz stories, and the kind of theatrical flair that's made her a social media sensation. Expect songs, Fosse choreography, and plenty of over-sharing as she takes you through her life and career with comedic interpretations of classic tunes. A rare chance to catch a stage legend at the Red Room.

A gloriously filthy lesbian drag parody of Wicked that turns the Emerald City into a sapphic fever dream. Ginger Minj (All Stars 10 winner) plays a brand-obsessed, three-shots-deep Glinda ready to spill the tea, while Jujubee serves butch broom-rider realness as a fascism-fighting Elphaba. Aria Hard rounds out the cast as a swishy bartender with secrets. Set inside the OzDust Barroom, the show unfolds through Ariana Grande anthems reimagined as Broadway battle cries—broom-flying duets, breakup ballads, and a confetti-drenched coming-out finale that'll have you clutching your pearls. It's scandalous, ridiculously gay, and packed with heart.

The Persian Princess of Drag is back for her second full season at the Red Room with a sci-fi spectacular that's part Star Trek tribute, part Back to the Future homage, and entirely hilarious. Fresh off appearing on Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and the Oscar-nominated Song Sung Blue, Jackie takes you on a campy cosmic journey through the final frontier with stellar live vocals, musical theater parodies, and enough camp to power a warp drive. Expect tributes to sci-fi classics, heart, humor, and the kind of technical difficulties and emotional breakdowns that somehow make it all better. This is drag excellence meets intergalactic fantasy—the must-see adventure of the summer.

Tammie Brown's show is pure unpredictability—one moment she's belting, the next philosophizing, then dancing like a vintage cartoon brought to life. You might catch a monologue about saving the planet, a Mahi Mahi dance break, or a story that starts in Texas and ends somewhere on another planet. A RuPaul's Drag Race legend doing what she does best: keeping you completely off-balance and absolutely entertained.

Dominick Pupa brings the kind of comedy and cabaret energy that makes Provincetown nights legendary — sharp wit, pop music moments, and the theatrical flair that keeps people talking long after the show ends. This is the Red Room at its best: an intimate stage, a crowd that's ready to laugh, and a performer who knows exactly how to work a room. Monday, July 20th at 7pm.