Mendoza Entertainment

Drag, and not a quiet version of it. What you get is lip sync with real commitment behind it, dance, and costume and makeup built to be seen from the back of the room. Big wigs. The banter matters as much as the routines. There's quick humour running through the whole thing, aimed at the crowd rather than over their heads, and your guests get pulled in rather than left watching. Audience participation is part of how the show works, so expect people who came to sit quietly to end up involved anyway.

Once your booking is locked in, the team gets in touch about the practical side and works to whatever your venue can offer, so the guidance you get is about your room rather than a generic checklist. Space for the performers, where they can change, and how the entrance works are the usual things to sort out. Any particular request, raise it early and it gets built into the plan.