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| Poppy Champlin, at the P.O. Friday thru Monday. |
Comic Poppy Champlin is a perennial Provincetown favorite with a very quick wit and a lot of audience interaction. Raucus, a bit bawdy, and very funny, Poppy likes it with a little spice, and her audience eats it up. Get tickets for Poppy here, or get in line at least a half-hour before the show. Poppy appears Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 PM and Monday at 2:30 PM at the Post Office Cabaret, at 303 Commercial Street. Have a relaxed meal before the show at the Post Office Cafe and forget about waiting in line. Diners get reserved seats in the first few rows of the theater, right upstairs. Let your server know if you're seeing the show.
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| Suzanne Westenhoefer, at the P.O. Fri thru Mon |
Suzanne Westenhoefer broke major ground many years ago when she became the first openly gay comedian ever to appear on network television. She finds the funny in little things we've all experienced, and at the same time gives us a remarkably candid glimpse into her own trials and struggles, with hilarious results. Get tickets for Suzanne Westenhoefer here, or get to the Post Office Cabaret early. Diners, as always, get priority seating for shows without waiting in line. Make sure your server knows you will be attending the show. It's best to get your tickets beforehand. Suzanne appears Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 9 PM and Monday at 4 PM/.
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| Melissa Ferrick, at the Art House Saturday and Sunday |
Singer-songwriter Melissa, Ferrick, with over 150 songs to her credit and an incredibly dedicated fan base, returns
to the Art House for two nights only, Saturday and Sunday at 9 PM. Ferrick's music is deeply personal, plumbing the depth of emotions between the pain of a failed relationship and the rising joys of a new one, and her recent songs are better than ever. Get tickets for Melissa Ferrick here, or at
the Art House box office, at 214 Commercial Street. While you’re there check
out the menu at Blondie’s, now there as well, along with a full bar. Drinks can
be taken into the show.
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| Judy Gold, at the Art House Saturday and Sunday |
Also appearing at the Art
House is Emmy Award winner Judy Gold, known for numerous appearances on TV, her
two hit shows off-Broadway, and her very funny stand-up comedy appearances all
around the country. She’s been seen on ABC, TBS, A & E, LOGO and other
networks both as an actor and a comedian, and her HBO stand-up comedy special
won a Cable Ace Award. Her two Emmy Awards are as writer and producer on the Rosie O’Donnell Show. She’ll be at the Art House Saturday and
Sunday at 7 PM. Get tickets for judy Gold here or at the box
office.
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| Kate Clinton, at the Crown & Anchor Saturday and Sunday |
Kate Clinton is an
unapologetic news junkie with an exceptional mind and an instantaneous wit, and
she’ll have the crowds roaring with laughter Saturday and Sunday at 7 PM at the
Crown & Anchor, at 247 Commercial Street. Clinton is a columnist, TV
commentator, author, and an actor on stage, film and television. She is
topical, political and extremely comical as she observes the workings (and the non-workings) of our Federal government and other folks catching her attention. Get tickets at the
box office, or more info at 508 487-1430. Have dinner before the show at
the Crown’s Central House restaurant and get priority seating for the show,
avoiding the wait in line for seating.
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| Miss Richfield 1981 at the Crown and Anchor Sat and Sun |
Miss Richfield 1981 is not your mother's drag show... The comic genius of Russ King is embodied in a character whose bio centers around her win in a midwestern beauty pageant some 3 decades ago. Miss Richfield 1981 has made numerous television appearances and performed to sold out crowds all around the country. Her act is among the funniest things ever to land in Provincetown, with hair, makeup and wardrobe that could easily have been created by Earl Scheib., another legendary figure from the 80s. Catch this unforgettable show at the Crown & Anchor at 8 PM on Saturday and Sunday. Ticket info at 508 487-1430 or at the box office, 247 Commercial Street.
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| All The Kings Men, at the Crown & Anchor Fri, Sat and Sun |
Boston-based comedy, theater and dance troupe All The Kings Men have played to standing ovations at sold-out performances from Los Angeles to London, gleefully stepping over the boundary line between the sexes with an average of thirty or so gender-bending characters in each show. They've won numerous awards for their sketches, vignettes and characters whose stories range from the poignant to the preposterous. The troupe appears at the Crown & Anchor Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 PM.
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| Illusions, at the Crown Sat and Sun |
Illusions is probably the longest-running drag show in Provincetown, and you'll see why if you catch them this weekend at the Crown & Anchor, Saturday and Sunday at 10 PM. Female impersonation is the name of the game, and these dazzling beauties pull it off in a remarkable way with all the glamour and style of classic drag. The cast this year includes Billie Jean, of course, one of the original cast members, along with Tisch De Williams, Jonathan Williams and Anita Cocktail, all flawless performers who will leave you spellbound with their performing artistry, with some good laughs thrown into the mix as well. Each will be dressed to the nines in sequins and boas, with several changes from one dazzling costume to the next. Tickets at the box office.
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| Bobby Wetherbee, at the Crown Saturday |
Also performing in PTown this weekend, you'll find Bobby Wetherbee playing and singing Broadway hits, standards, and classic show tunes in his popular piano bar and sing-along. Bobby was named by Cape Cod Life magazine under the category of Best Piano Bar on the Outer Cape. Find him at the Central House, at the Crown & Anchor complex at 247 Commercial Street, starting at 9:30 PM on Saturday, with no cover charge.
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