What the Frock Productions is a Vancouver theatre company that puts on drag shows with drag queens and kings at restaurants, clubs and Pride festivals.
What the Frock Productions specializes in drag and comedy. Local venues and organizations they’ve worked with include Hostelling International, Howe Sound Brewing, Steamworks, the Royal Canadian Legion, Vancouver Mysteries, North Shore Pride, the Vancouver Christmas Market and many more.
Visit whatthefrockproductions.com for the company’s official website. For tickets and full details about some of their upcoming shows, visit Eventbrite.com.
(TIP: With shows that aren’t by donation, if you use the promo code BESTPLACES, you’ll save 10% on admission.)
DRAG SHOWS IN LATE 2025
Shows and events in Vancouver in the fall and winter of 2025 include the following:
- Drag Fight Club (Weekly until November 6th, 2025)
- Demons Naturally Freaky Cabaret: Coven (October 10th, 2025)
- The Queer Beaver – The New Lesbian Lounge (October 17th, November 14th & December 4th, 2025)
- Buoy Oh Buoy – a family-friendly event hosted by Phyllis Hull with admission by donation at the Vancouver Maritime Museum. (October 18th, 2025)
- Bacon & L’eggs All-Ages Drag Brunch (October 19th, 2025)
- Drag Fight Club Grand Final (November 13th, 2025)
- Demons Naturally Freaky Cabaret: A Ouija Christmas (December 12th, 2025)
- The Fattest NYE Party, Ever! (December 31st, 2025)
To learn more about the above shows and the company behind them, either continue reading or visit the What the Frock Productions or Eventbrite.com websites.
Drag Shows & Comedy with What the Frock Productions
What the Frock Productions produces a wide variety of shows. Some are family-friendly and others are for adults only. The company puts on multiple performances every month. You can also hire them for your own private event. They also offer drag makeup workshops.
Upcoming Drag Shows & Other Events
Below are some of the events put on by What the Frock Productions in 2025. The shows feature drag queens, drag kings and drag things.
Visit whatthefrockproductions.com for the company’s official website.
Drag Fight Club
(September 11th to November 6th, 2025, at the Howe Sound Taphouse & Kitchen)
The third annual drag competition runs on Thursdays at 8:00 pm between September 11th and November 6th. Each night features fierce entertainment by competing performers. General admission costs about $15 each and VIP tickets are available for about $30.
For more details about the event, click Drag Fight Club.
Demons Naturally Freaky Cabaret: Coven
(Friday, October 10th, at Hotel at The Waldorf)
This event features freaky, daring and sexy entertainment by drag performers. It takes place from 8:00 to 10:00 pm at The Waldorf at 1489 East Hastings Street. Everyone is encouraged to dress up like witches.
Tickets cost about $20 per person. Click Coven for more information.
The Queer Beaver – The New Lesbian Lounge
(Friday, October 17th, 2025, at the Howe Sound Taphouse & Kitchen)
What the Frock Productions hosts The Queer Beaver event at the Howe Sound Taphouse. The venue is located at 1489 East Hastings Street and the event takes place at 6:00 pm on one Friday each month.
The Queer Beaver is a night of drinks and inclusive socializing. It isn’t a drag show. Instead, it’s a chance to connect with other people in the LGBTQ+ community. Although the event is predominantly for women and non-binary individuals, everyone is welcome.
Buoy Oh Buoy
(Saturday, October 18th, 2025, at the Vancouver Maritime Museum)
The Vancouver Maritime Museum hosts their Buoy Oh Buoy event on October 18th. Running from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm, the festivities are hosted by Phyllis Hull from What the Frock Productions. There are drag performances, bubble magic activities, live DJ music and more. Admission is by donation.
For additional information, see the official Buoy Oh Buoy page.
Bacon & L’eggs Drag Brunch
(Sunday, October 19th, 2025, at the Howe Sound Taphouse & Kitchen)
There’s a brunch event hosted by What the Frock Productions on October 19th. It takes place at both 11:00 am and 1:30 pm at the Howe Sound Taphouse. It’s an event full of tasty food and drag performances. The family-friendly brunch has a Witches and Waffles theme and costumes are encouraged.
Click Bacon & L’eggs for more information.
Drag Fight Club Grand Final
(Thursday, November 13th, at the Howe Sound Taphouse & Kitchen)
The epic series of drag competitions comes to an end on November 13th. Taking place at the Howe Sound Taphouse & Kitchen from 8:00 to 10:00 pm, the final show costs about $20 to attend. VIP tickets are also available for about $10 more.
For tickets and other information, click Drag Fight Club Grand Final.
Demons Naturally Freaky Cabaret: A Ouija Christmas
(Friday, December 12th, at Hotel at The Waldorf)
This event blends supernatural themes with Christmas cheer. There are spooky and sexy performances, along with games, prizes and other activities. The show runs from 8:00 to 10:00 pm. It’s held at The Waldorf at 1489 East Hastings Street. Tickets cost about $20 each.
For more details click A Ouija Christmas.
The Fattest NYE Party, Ever!
(Wednesday, December 31st, at the Taylight Local Craft Beer & Kitchen)
Held at 990 Smithe Street in Vancouver, this event is presented by both What the Frock Productions and Heavenly Bodies Dance. It’s a body positivity party with dancing, drag performances and more. The event runs from 8:00 pm until 1:00 am, so all guests can ring in the New Year together. Admission starts at about $25 each and includes a midnight drink.
For full details click The Fattest NYE Party, Ever.
Visit whatthefrockproductions.com for the company’s official website.
More Details about What The Frock Productions
Founded by Phyllis Hull and friends, What the Frock Productions is a dynamic and dedicated force in the world of drag entertainment, committed to making the art form more accessible, inclusive and vibrant. They pride themselves on creating welcoming spaces where performers of all backgrounds can grow, connect and shine.
Phyllis Hull describes herself as an oddball emcee, a dramatic and absurd performer, and the teller of British dad jokes. Originally from the UK, she has been in Vancouver and a leader in the region’s drag show industry for over a dozen years.
At the heart of the work of What the Frock Productions is a passion for uplifting the LGBTQ+ community by providing opportunities for new and emerging performers to take the stage with confidence. They believe that everyone deserves a place in the spotlight, and the company actively supports local talent through mentorship, competitions and performance opportunities.
The company’s productions foster connections, bringing together artists and audiences to celebrate self-expression, diversity and creativity.
Beyond entertainment, What the Frock Productions is deeply involved in community support, partnering with local charities and advocating for marginalized communities. Whether through benefit shows, donation-based performances, or inclusive family-friendly events, the company strives to make a positive and lasting impact. Their collaborations extend across the burlesque, comedy, circus and magic communities, ensuring a rich and diverse array of performances that appeal to all.
What the Frock Productions produces an exciting variety of events, including dinner theatre, murder mysteries, pantomimes, drag competitions, and drag makeup courses. Each production is designed to be engaging, affordable, and accessible to a broad audience.
Other Information
To learn more about the company, see the What the Frock Productions website.
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