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Jinkx Monsoon's "THE VAUDEVILLIANS" SF

RuPaul's Drag Race favorite Jinkx Monsoon brings her acclaimed SOLD OUT New York off-broadway show, THE VAUDEVILLIANS, a musical comedy co-starring composer and musician Major Scales, to San Francisco's historic Verdi Club. Tickets are $27.50 for general admission and $45 for a premium ticket that includes priority reserved seating in front rows and a meet-and-greet.

21+ show. Doors open 1 hour before show time.

Throughout the 1920's Kitty Witless and Dr.Dan Von Dandy toured speakeasies and burlesque theaters through the United States as THE VAUDEVILLIANS, wowing audiences with their edgy, original music. Unfortunately, one day, tragedy struck. While touring through Antarctica, they were victims of a devastating avalanche and were buried under two tons of sleet and snow - instantly freezing them alive. But thanks to global warming, they recently thawed out only to discover, that pop artists of various decades had stolen their music and passed it off as their own. Much to their shock and chagrin, songs including "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" (which was originally about the woman's Suffragette movement), and "Drop it Like it's Hot" (which was originally about the invention of the electric iron) had become hits for lesser artists. Now, at long last, they are taking to the stage to reclaim their original music, performing it as originally composed.

THE VAUDEVILLIANS has attracted the likes of Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Joan Rivers, RuPaul, Perez Hilton, Fred Schneider of The B-52's, Sally Jesse Raphael, SNL's Kate McKinnon, John Cameron Mitchell, Neil Patrick Harris and many, many more -- including Kate Bornstein, Kim Coles, and Jinkx's Drag Race sisters Alaska, Sharon Needles, Mimi Imfurst, Pandora Boxx and Ivy Winters.

Jinkx Monsoon is the alter ego of Jerick Hoffer, who graduated with a degree in theatrical performance from Cornish College in Seattle. With ten years experience on stage, Hoffer is a seasoned Portland-born entertainer who has captured the attention of his native northwest region. As early as 2006, Hoffer appeared as the lead dancer in the world's largest drag queen chorus line, which made the Guinness Book of World Records. By 2012, he had advanced to roles in Seattle theaters, playing Moritz in "Spring Awakening" (produced by Balagan Theatre) and Angel in "Rent" (produced by The 5th Avenue Theatre). Earlier this year, Hoffer played Hedwig in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" (produced by Balagan Theatre and Seattle Theatre Group).