Showgirls After Show Party: Studio 69

A Tammie Brown show is never just a show—it's an encounter. One moment she's belting out a number, the next she's 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 up on another planet. The magic is that you truly never know what's going to happen, and that's exactly the point.

DJ Philip spins the best dance hits from the 90s, 2000s, and today—a weekly Friday night reset where everyone belongs on the dance floor. Show up at 10:30 pm and let loose with a crowd that actually knows how to have a good time.

Amir Yass brings his sharp, unfiltered comedy to the Red Room stage — a one-man show about family, identity, and surviving everyone else's expectations. The viral digital creator (100+ million TikTok views) and host of the acclaimed Vault Podcast blends pop culture commentary with authentic storytelling as a proud gay Muslim comedian and LGBTQ+ activist. Expect the kind of humor that hits different when you're navigating multiple worlds at once.

The Persian Princess of Drag returns to P-town with a sci-fi spectacular that's part Star Trek tribute, part musical theater parody, and entirely hilarious. Fresh off appearing on Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and in the Oscar-nominated Song Sung Blue, Jackie takes you on a campy cosmic journey through the final frontier—complete with live vocals, storytelling, and enough camp to power a warp drive. Expect tributes to Back to the Future and 2001: A Space Odyssey, technical difficulties played for laughs, and the kind of heart and humor that made her last season's Nurse Jackie a Provincetown favorite.

Three drag powerhouses take over Red Room for a night of comedy, parody, and pure performance magic. Liza Lott, Raquel Blake, and Mark Meehan bring their A-game to the stage — expect sharp wit, killer numbers, and the kind of entertainment that keeps Provincetown's nightlife legendary. Sunday nights at Red Room are always worth the trip.

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 never know what's going to happen, and that's the magic.