An intimate neighborhood theater pairing classic drag cabaret with tapas and front-row banter.
About
Despite its name, this intimate playhouse sits right at street level in a former shop. The space began in an actual cellar in the late 1980s before moving upstairs. Inside, the room holds only around thirty seats, putting every guest right up close to the tiny stage. Shows revolve around traditional travestie and drag, with live singing, fast costume changes, and sharp comedy. Sitting in the front row usually means being teased or pulled into the act. Before the curtain goes up, patrons gather in the foyer bar. It serves drinks and Spanish tapas at small tables. The crowd spans older neighborhood regulars and newcomers who appreciate classic variety theater.