Drag legend Jackie Beat at P.O. Café only till Wed, June 27th |
The
summer entertainment season really takes off tonight in the heart of
Provincetown, at the Post Office Cabaret, found at 303 Commercial Street. Hold
onto your hat when legendary drag superstar Jackie Beat takes the stage at 7 PM (and at 8:30 this Tuesday and
Wednesday.) This is a very limited engagement, so don’t miss it. She’ll belt
out live vocals in twisted parodies of hits by Britney Spears, Madonna, Mary J.
Blige, Christina Aguilera, Cher, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Mariah Carey and many
more. Guaranteed to make you blush, this raucous, hilarious show is not for the
timid!
See Raja: Masque at the P.O. |
Raja, winner of the third season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, returns to
Provincetown for the summer, bringing her stunning show of high fashion and
dazzling drag to the stage at 8:30 tonight in her fabulous performance entitled
Masque. Times will vary throughout
the summer, so check the schedule and be sure to see RAJA: Masque.
See Male Call at the P.O. Thru Sept 9th |
Whether
you call it a strip-tease, burlesque or a classy all-male dance review, you’re
right… Male Call: Student Bodies is
all of the above, with something for everybody. Whether you prefer your men
toned and muscled, or you’re more into boyish good looks, when Male Call performs, there’s always eye
candy on stage for everyone who
enjoys the movement of the male form.
Running all summer, till September 9th.
See Candis Cayne thru July 1 at the P.O. |
Candis Cayne is widely known for her TV
appearances on Dirty Sexy Money and I Am Cait. She now brings her acclaimed
one-woman-show Hi Gorgeous to Provincetown
for the first time ever, for a limited engagement running nightly at 7 PM from
Tuesday, June 26th thru Sun, July 1st. Word has it
that “Old School meets High Glamour in this hair-flipping and high-kicking
showcase of fabulousness.” I’ve never seen her perform, so I can’t wait to see Candis Cayne: Hi Gorgeous.
Khris Francis is at P.O. Café |
Khris
Francis is at the piano all summer, Thursday through Sunday nights beginning at 9:30
PM in the Café. Don’t let his angelic singing voice fool you. This musical
show is billed as “Adult Humor That Will Offend Everyone,” and that is
certainly true, but it doesn’t tell you just how funny this man is. There’s no
cover charge, and a special late night menu is available. Definitely not recommended for young children, but
highly recommended for adults who are grown-up enough to handle provocative
language and fierce, outrageous, unapologetic comedy.
Several
more great performers are lined up to appear this summer at the P.O., and I’ll
tell you about them as the season moves along. For now, be sure to see these five unique shows. Get tickets online or visit the Post Office Cabaret box
office, right next to the Post Office Café, at 303 Commercial Street, serving
breakfast, lunch and dinner daily into the autumn season. Have dinner in the
Café before the show and get priority seating for the performance. Call the box
office at 508•487•0006. No shows on Mondays.