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RuPaul's Drag Race on Tour
Even beamed into people's living rooms through their TVs, RuPaul's Drag Race is one of the biggest and most fabulous shows on Earth — it was only a matter of time before its cavalcade of queens ended up in Las Vegas. Specifically, they took up residence at the Flamingo, in a room that for more than a decade hosted the Donny & Marie variety show. A far more colorful and extremely ambitious production, RuPaul's Drag Race LIVE! involves big dance numbers, wild wardrobe changes, all-star catwalk crawls, vicious lip-sync battles and, well, a "bitch-slap" competition that calls for audience involvement. The mission is to make fans feel like they're in the middle of an interactive episode taping — a rotating cast of beloved queens previously seen on the show partakes in a series of challenges, performances and face-offs. The crowd determines a winner via the Clap-O-Meter, an outsize applause measurement device made to look like big lips and a giant tongue. The choreography comes from longtime Ru pal Jamal Sims (Step Up, the Oscars, live-action Aladdin) and is set to tunes previously heard on the series (think Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Britney Spears) as well as new original music from RuPaul, producer Leland and Tom Campbell. Meanwhile, the vibrant and often delightfully absurd sets transport viewers to a veritable wonderland of neon sass.
RuPaul's Drag Race in Concert
RuPaul's Drag Race debuted on Logo TV in 2009 and became an instant hit. It didn't hurt that the show's host, mentor and head judge was already the most famous and beloved drag queen the world had ever known, but the series quickly demonstrated its power to captivate audiences of all backgrounds and launch incredibly colorful new stars. By the time it kicked off its 12th season in 2020, the reality competition series had been nominated for 23 Emmys and won nine, not to mention increased awareness and (rabid) appreciation of drag culture, as well as gifted unto the world such truly inspired queens as Trixie Mattel, Bianca Del Rio and Alaska Thunderf*ck 5000. In 2017, RuPaul's Drag Race leapt to VH1 and also off of the screen via the Werq the World tour. That larger-than-life spectacle proved to be a hit, running for years and also paving the way for RuPaul's Drag Race LIVE! in Las Vegas, starring show alumni Yvie Oddly, Aquaria, Asia O'Hara, Derrick Barry, the Pit Crew and many more.
RuPaul's BOTS was such and entertaining show. Lots of laughs, cheers, dancing, and singing make up this show. The queens were very engaging with the audience. I honestly can't wait until next year's show!
My friends and I had a BLAST! All the queens were flawless and had great performances! Michelle Visage is amazing as the host as well!
The best drag show I have ever seen. High energy fully packed performances and funny as hell. A must see show.
This was a super fun show! It was funny, entertaining, and inspirational all at the same time. Not sure why some people paid money to go to a Drag show if they didn't like drag queens though and we're gonna talk and be rude through the whole thing! But the Queens were entertaining!
This was the closest thing I've ever come to a religious experience in my life, I hope they expand the venues, budget and lineup for this event in the future because this is something unique and incredibly unforgettable, I recommend anyone that even casually likes the show to check this out whenever it swings into town next, i cried several times and got to touch Alaska so I'm a happy camper.
Spectacular event. Very professionally done, especially since it was a "young" audience production. Very talented, creative show. It would have been better if RuPaul would have made an appearance. Also, with as many people who were waiting outside after the show, more of the queens should have come out to greet their fans.
Unique, funny, and creative! Will check it out again!
I've never experienced a show so full of people I've always admired. Their interaction with an intimate crowd made it so special and I even got to meet my favorite queen after the show. I would recommend this to anyone who considers themselves a fan of RuPaul's Drag Race because even the queens you don't really care for out on one hell of a performance. I was so blessed to be able to go here.
Was an amazing show with very talented performers.
I loved the show. It was very fun and entertaining. My only complaint is that it is only standing room so everyone was standing the whole time. Because the show was 2 1/2 hours long by the end of the show I was very ready to sit down.
BOTS WAS UNFORGETTABLE AND DEFINITELY WOULD GO AGAIN IF THERE WAS ONE. Was not a big fan of drag queens but going to that event changed my perception. Very reccomendable
The show was more than I expected. I thought all the Queens would be lip-synching but I think all but one or two performances were sang for real. Performing were: Michelle Visage, Alaska, Ginger, Miss Fame, Courtney, Adore, Phi Phi and Violet. Pearl was the DJ for the first hour or so before the show. They played Snatch Game, sang a tribute to Rocky Horror, Fame drew a picture and they all performed. Show started at 9pm and was over about 11:30pm. Well Done! Grove in Anaheim good venue. Tiered levels for standing. Parking was $12. They just looked in my bag, no pat down. Long line to buy merchandise. Not too many people dressed up.
Incredible! I enjoying last year but this year slay-ed the house down! Brining back the ultra variety feel of classic drag shows.
Tons of fun! Lots of laughs, great performances and would do it again! Love how far Rupaul Drag race has come
