D.Q.M. or DRAG QUEEN MAGIC or
THE TORTUROUS PURGATORIAL EXPERIENCE OF ONE MISS LETTA CELEBRATE
by Ian August
directed by M. Graham Smith^
DATES + LOCATIONS
October 1 - 17 | Dairy Arts Center, Boulder, CO
October 30 - November 1| The Mizel Arts and Culture Center, Denver, CO
ABOUT THE SHOW
Drag Queen Letta Celebrate just wants to live her life lip-syncing Lady Gaga at birthdays, weddings, and the occasional bar mitzvah, but when a strange woman asks for help after losing everything, Letta finds herself desperate to save her or be doomed to repeat the same day over and over.
Recommended for 13+ Click HERE to read the content awareness.
PERFORMANCES
Performances at The Dairy Arts Center, Boulder CO:
Thu, Oct 1, 7 pm - Preview + Pay What You Will performance
Fri, Oct 2, 7 pm -Preview + Pay What You Will performance + 50% of ticket sales support the Denver Actors Fund + Post-Show Conversation with playwright Ian August.
Sat, Oct 3, 7 pm - OPENING NIGHT + Post Show Reception
Sun, Oct 4, 2pm Post-Show Conversation w/ Betty Hart*
Thu, Oct 8, 7 pm - OUT NIGHT
Fri, Oct 9 7 pm
Sat, Oct 10, 7 pm
Sun, Oct 11, 2pm Post-Show Community Meal* + Pay What You Will performance
Thu, Oct 15, 7 pm - Pay What You Will Performance
Fri, Oct 16 7 pm Come Together Panel:
SHE WORKS HARD FOR THE MONEY - The Art and Business of Drag*
Sat, Oct 17, 2pm
Sat, Oct 17, 7 pm
Performances at The Mizel Arts and Culture Center, Denver, CO:
Fri, Oct 30 7 pm Post-Show Conversation w/ playwright, Ian August + Pay What You Will Performance
Sat, Oct 31, 7 pm Dress to Impress Night + Pay What You Will Performance
Sun, Nov 1, 2 pm Closing + Pay What You Will Performance
Drag Queen Magic produced by Local Theater Company, presented in partnership with The Mizel Arts and Culture Center.
Drag Queen Magic is sponsored in part by Diana & Mike Kinsey.
D.Q.M. or DRAG QUEEN MAGIC or THE TORTUROUS PURGATORIAL EXPERIENCE OF ONE MISS LETTA CELEBRATE is produced at Local Theater Company as part of a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere. Other partnering theaters are B Street Theatre, Unicorn Theatre, and Oregon Contemporary Theatre. For more information, please visit nnpn.org.
The Come Together program is designed to engage Local Theater Company audiences and artists by fostering spaces of belonging. By creating opportunities for conversation, learning, and deeper understanding, Come Together invites audiences to step inside new plays. We enter as strangers, but we’ll leave having shared a communal experience. Come Together events are open to the public and offered free of charge.
DRAG QUEEN MAGIC Come Together events include:
