DRAG QUEEN MAGIC

or The Torturous Purgatorial Experience of One Miss Letta Celebrate

Workshop presentation of a new comedy
By Ian August
Directed by M. Graham Smith

SPECIAL ONE-NIGHT-ONLY EVENT!
Tuesday, November 18, 2025

eTown Hall
Doors at 6 pm | Show at 6:30 | Party and fundraiser directly following

ABOUT THIS NEW PLAY
(90-95 minutes, no intermission)
Kick off the holiday season with laughter and joy!

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.

PRICING
$35 - General Admission
$100 - Premium ticket (limited to 50 guests)
Premium tickets include a VIP pre-show cocktail hour with drinks and hors d'oeuvres and premium reserved seating.
$26.25 - Season 15 Subscriber price

TIMING
5:30-6:30pm - VIP cocktail hour (for premium ticket holders)
6pm - Doors and bar open
6:30 pm- Workshop presentation of D.Q.M. or Drag Queen Magic
8pm - Fundraiser and Party (everyone is welcome!) including a paddle raiser for Colorado Gives Day. We have something for everyone: Music upstairs, hors d'oeuvres, desserts, and drinks downstairs.
9:30pm - Party concludes

DID YOU ATTEND THE SHOW?

We want to hear from you!

take survey

CANNED FOOD DRIVE!

SUPPORT THE ARTS + OUR COMMUNITY ON NOVEMBER 18 @ eTown Hall

This season, Local Theater Company has partnered with our friends at Boulder’s Emergency Family Assistance Association, an organization providing Boulder County residents with vital needs such as food and personal care items, among many other initiatives. .

Bring a canned good or personal care item to eTown on November 18 (see specific needs below). Items will stock EFAA’s pantry and, consequently, support our neighbors.

ABOUT EFAA
Since 1918, EFAA has served as Boulder County's safety net. We envision a community where everyone is stable, healthy, and thriving – where neighbors can meet their basic needs and create pathways out of poverty. We pursue this vision through five programs that help thousands of Boulder residents facing economic hardship: Basic Needs, Housing, Family Strengthening, Food Bank, and Economic Empowerment.

NEEDS
Canned tomatoes, cooking oil, canned chili/meals, flour, plain pasta, masa, peanut butter, spices, canned beans, condiments, cereal, almond/soy milk, canned fruit, gluten-free pasta, rice, baby formula.