The trailblazing, life affirming drag extravaganza taking the UK by storm. Featuring mind blowing LIVE vocals, and not a lip-sync in sight! Join these death-dropping divas as they slay the biggest hits of all time and serve up the sequin-clad pop party we’ve all
been gagging for!Starring X Factor & Union J pop sensation Jaymi Hensley, get ready to singalong to reimagined classics from The Spice Girls, Lady Gaga, Little Mix, Britney, Whitney, and everything in between. Queenz is drag like you’ve never HEARD it before!
Queenz: The Show with Balls is a joyous, high-energy, camp-as-they-can-make-it show that’s sure to put a smile on your face this Winter.
Each performer shows incredible vocal skills that have to be heard to be believed, and each of the five Queenz is as good as the last. The patter with the audience and dazzling choreography of the Queenz also just adds to this being a great night out!

The Queenz race through a variety of pop hits and gay anthems from across the decades which makes the whole event feel like a party. The costuming throughout is as bright and colourful as you can imagine and specific praise deserves to be given to the lighting design which helps boost the fun, energetic and glamorous nature of the show. However it’s not all just showbiz camp, there are moments that touch on queer history and the importance of being your authentic self that are surprisingly touching.
Queenz: The Show with Balls is a fantastic upbeat show to visit with friends and really make it a fun night out as you take in the gitz, glamour and great voices of these fabulous performers. I challenge you to leave this feel-good show without a smile on your face! Queenz: The Show with Balls is touring the country until March 2023, check out their website to see when they are sashaying ing to a town near you.


Tickets were gifted in exchange for a review, all words and opinions are my own.

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