David Raleigh

Lea DeLaria brings her legendary swagger, sharp wit, and musical chops to the Red Room stage—old favorites, brand-new material, and the kind of fearless comedy that's made her an icon in queer culture. Three-time SAG Award winner, Emmy-winning jazz vocalist, and the first openly gay comic on American television, DeLaria tears through her greatest hits with Sicilian rage and impeccable timing. This is comedy at its most unapologetic.

The Persian Princess of Drag is launching a sci-fi spectacular that's part campy cosmic journey, part musical theater masterclass. Jackie Cox returns to the Red Room for her second full Provincetown season with tributes to Star Trek, Back to the Future, and 2001: A Space Odyssey—complete with stellar live vocals, hilarious storytelling, and enough theatrical camp to power a warp drive. Fresh off her historic appearance on Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and the Oscar-nominated Song Sung Blue, Jackie brings her signature blend of pop, musical theater, and musical parodies to a show that's equal parts sci-fi fantasy and drag excellence, with a few delightful technical difficulties and emotional breakdowns along the way.

Jackie Beat is back with twenty-five years of razor-sharp comedy and hysterical song parodies under her belt. She doesn't just warp hits by Britney, Madonna, Cher, Lady Gaga, and more — she flawlessly sings her twisted new versions live, hitting every last note. Her music videos have been seen by millions, and her sold-out holiday shows and standing-room-only cabaret runs speak for themselves. This is the drag superstar who's been entertaining audiences across the U.S. and Europe with hilarious stand-up, scathing parodies, and the kind of performance that reminds you why she's been doing this for over two decades.

Lea DeLaria brings her legendary sharp wit, jazz chops, and Sicilian rage to the SAKI Stage for a night of comedy and song. The first openly gay comic on television and Emmy-winning performer behind Orange is the New Black's Big Boo takes aim at the chaos of today with the irreverence that's made her a queer comedy icon since the '80s. Expect the woman who wrote the infamous U-Haul joke to deliver exactly what the title promises.

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