Queen Out (verb)

Queen Out (verb). is an electrifying and unapologetically bold comedy-variety show that brilliantly blends drag, satire, and theatrical artistry. Annie Biotixx and Lorelei take the audience on a fast-paced, high-energy ride through the struggles of maintaining queer spaces in a rapidly gentrifying Los Angeles. The production is both wildly entertaining and socially poignant, balancing humor with an underlying message about community, resilience, and the impact of corporate greed. From start to finish, this one-hour spectacle captivates with its dazzling performances and clever, biting wit.... full review

This show was so fun and funny! We barely stopped laughing for the entire hour.... full review

Smart, quick-witted, slapstick buffoonery.... full review

I absolutely adore the performance by Loreli and Annie Biotix in QUEEN OUT (VERB) show. The writing was remarkably clever, the jokes were perfectly timed, and the characters they portrayed were just shining with hilarity. I found myself deeply immersed and thoroughly enjoying every glittering moment of this outstanding drag show. Me and my friends literally QUEENED OUT (VERB)!... full review

One of the funniest shows I saw at fringe hands down... full review

Annie and Lorelei are so hilarious! The 1920s vignettes were perfectly threaded into the show, and these two impeccable queens did not disappoint. This was an amazing Fringe experience.... full review

Wonderful campy show.... full review

Absolutely incredible. Annie and Lorelei had me captivated from beginning to end. ... full review

Loved it! My date and I were just looking for a show at the Broadwater that evening, and knew nothing beyond the description. We’re so happy we caught such a hilarious, fast-paced comedy! Characters, songs, roller-skating(!), and of course drag. A great show!... full review

Such a fun time! Queening out is not just a vibe, it’s an experience.... full review