JURASSIC DRAG: Coco Peru, Jackie Beat, Sherry Vine, Varla Jean Merman
About this show
Varla Jean Merman performs live at Palm Springs Cultural Center on Friday, Nov 6, 2026.
BACK BY ROARING DEMAND! The 7:00 PM show is SOLD OUT - so we've added a LATE SHOW at 9:30 PM. Don't wait for the next ice age: these seats will go fast. Cloned from 100% authentic drag DNA, JURASSIC DRAG stomps back into the desert to celebrate PALM SPRINGS PRIDE 2026 -- starring the prehistoric dino-divas COCO PERU, JACKIE BEAT, SHERRY VINE, and VARLA JEAN MERMAN, and hosted by stand-up comedian ROZ HERNANDEZ! One part musical spectacular, one part old-fashioned variety show, and all parts jaw-dropping surprise. "Dinosaurs DO still roam the earth," gasped one bewildered RuPaul's Drag Race fan -- and honey, these dinosaurs still devour the stage. Our divas have survived a hostile world and trekked the earth for a combined 170 years -- which, in drag time, is roughly 250 million. So we've gathered them under one roof while we still can. Because let's face it, folks: the meteor could hit any minute. See them before they're extinct! a "Radiant Works" program by Upright Cabaret, Inc.
Showtimes
Varla Jean Merman performs live at Palm Springs Cultural Center on Friday, Nov 6, 2026.
BACK BY ROARING DEMAND! The 7:00 PM show is SOLD OUT - so we've added a LATE SHOW at 9:30 PM. Don't wait for the next ice age: these seats will go fast. Cloned from 100% authentic drag DNA, JURASSIC DRAG stomps back into the desert to celebrate PALM SPRINGS PRIDE 2026 -- starring the prehistoric dino-divas COCO PERU, JACKIE BEAT, SHERRY VINE, and VARLA JEAN MERMAN, and hosted by stand-up comedian ROZ HERNANDEZ! One part musical spectacular, one part old-fashioned variety show, and all parts jaw-dropping surprise. "Dinosaurs DO still roam the earth," gasped one bewildered RuPaul's Drag Race fan -- and honey, these dinosaurs still devour the stage. Our divas have survived a hostile world and trekked the earth for a combined 170 years -- which, in drag time, is roughly 250 million. So we've gathered them under one roof while we still can. Because let's face it, folks: the meteor could hit any minute. See them before they're extinct! a "Radiant Works" program by Upright Cabaret, Inc.