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The Jinkx and DeLa Holiday Show
Concert by BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon
Promotional artwork, 2023

The Jinkx and DeLa Holiday Show is an annual holiday show by American drag performers BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon.[1][2][3]

Tour dates

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2021

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Source: Entertainment Weekly[4]

  • November 13 – Liverpool, UK (Playhouse Theatre)
  • November 15 – Edinburgh, UK (Queens Hall)
  • November 19 – London, UK (Troxy)
  • November 20 – Manchester, UK (Palace Theatre)
  • November 21 – Brighton, UK (Theatre Royal)
  • November 22 – Newcastle, UK (Tyne Theatre & Opera House)
  • November 23 – Birmingham, UK (Town Hall)
  • November 26 – Montreal, Quebec (Rialto Theatre)
  • November 27 – Toronto, Ontario (Queen Elizabeth Theatre)
  • November 30 – Portland, Maine (State Theatre)
  • December 1 – Boston, Massachusetts (The Wilbur)
  • December 3 – New York, New York (The Town Hall)
  • December 4 – New York, New York (The Town Hall)
  • December 5 – Washington, D.C. (Lincoln Theatre)
  • December 6 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Keswick Theatre, Glenside)
  • December 8 – St. Paul, Minnesota (The Fitzgerald)
  • December 9 – Chicago, Illinois (Thalia Hall)
  • December 10 – Detroit, Michigan (The Majestic Theatre)
  • December 12 – Austin, Texas (Paramount Theatre)
  • December 14 – Denver, Colorado (Paramount Theatre)
  • December 16 – Phoenix, Arizona (The Van Buren)
  • December 18 – Los Angeles, California (The Theatre at Ace Hotel)
  • December 19 – San Francisco, California (The Palace of Fine Arts Theatre)
  • December 21 – Seattle, Washington (The Neptune)
  • December 22 – Seattle, Washington (The Neptune)
  • December 23 – Seattle, Washington (The Neptune)
  • December 24 – Seattle, Washington (The Neptune)
  • December 26 – Seattle, Washington (The Neptune)
  • December 26 – Seattle, Washington (The Neptune)
  • December 21 – Seattle, Washington (The Neptune)
  • December 28 – Vancouver, British Columbia (Vogue Theatre)
  • December 30 – Portland, Oregon (The Newmark)

2022

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Source: Entertainment Weekly[5]

  • November 23 — Buffalo, New York (Riviera Theatre)
  • November 25 — Toronto, Ontario (Queen Elizabeth Theatre)
  • November 26 — Ottawa, Ontario (Algonquin Commons Theatre)
  • November 27 — Montreal, Quebec (Olympia)
  • November 29 — Boston, Massachusetts (Chevalier Theatre)
  • November 30 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (The Fillmore)
  • December 2 — New York, New York (Town Hall)
  • December 3 — New York, New York (Town Hall)
  • December 4 — Washington, D.C. (Lincoln Theatre)
  • December 6 — St. Paul, Minnesota (The Fitzgerald Theater)
  • December 7 — Chicago, Illinois (Auditorium Theatre)
  • December 8 — Detroit, Michigan (Royal Oak Music Theatre)
  • December 9 — Indianapolis, Indiana (Murat Theatre at Old National Centre)
  • December 11 — Austin, Texas (Paramount Theatre)
  • December 12 —Dallas, Texas (Majestic Theatre)
  • December 14 —Denver, Colorado (Paramount Theatre)
  • December 16 — San Diego, California (Balboa Theatre)
  • December 17 — San Francisco, California (The Warfield)
  • December 18 — Los Angeles, California (Orpheum Theatre)
  • December 21 — Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre)
  • December 22 — Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre)
  • December 23 — Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre)
  • December 24 — Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre)
  • December 27 — Portland, Oregon (Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall)
  • December 29 — Calgary, Alberta (Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium)
  • December 30 — Vancouver, British Columbia (Vogue Theatre)

2023

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Marquee for The Jinkx and DeLa Holiday Show at the Moore Theatre, Seattle, 2023
Jinkx Monsoon (left) and BenDeLaCreme (right) performing at Seattle's Moore Theatre, 2023

Source: Entertainment Weekly[6]

  • November 12 – Glasgow, U.K. (Theatre Royal)
  • November 13 – London, U.K. (London Palladium)
  • November 14 – Liverpool, U.K. (Liverpool Olympia)
  • November 19 – Indianapolis, Indiana (Clowes Memorial Hall)
  • November 20 – Cincinnati, Ohio (Taft Theatre)
  • November 21 – Toronto, Ontario (Meridian Hall)
  • November 23 – Montreal, Québec (L'Olympia)
  • November 24 – Montreal, Québec (L'Olympia)
  • November 25 – Hamilton, Ontario (FirstOntario Concert Hall)
  • November 26 – Buffalo, New York (Shea's Performing Arts Center)
  • November 28 – Boston, Massachusetts (Wang Theatre)
  • November 29 – New Haven, Connecticut (College Street Music Hall)
  • December 1 – Brooklyn, New York (Kings Theatre)
  • December 2 – Richmond, Virginia (Carpenter Theatre)
  • December 3 – Durham, North Carolina (Durham Performing Arts Center)
  • December 4 – Atlanta, Georgia. (Symphony Hall)
  • December 6 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Heinz Hall)
  • December 7 – Tysons, Virginia (Capital One Hall)
  • December 8 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Miller Theater)
  • December 10 – Chicago, Illinois (Auditorium Theatre)
  • December 11 – Minneapolis, Minnesota (Northrop Theatre)
  • December 12 – Kansas City, Missouri (Midland Theatre)
  • December 13 – Grand Prairie, Texas / Dallas Metro (Texas Trust CU Theatre)
  • December 14 – Austin, Texas (Bass Concert Hall)
  • December 16 – Los Angeles, California (Dolby Theatre)
  • December 17 – San Jose, California (San Jose Civic)
  • December 18 – San Francisco, California (The Warfield)
  • December 19 – San Francisco, California (The Warfield)
  • December 21 – Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre)
  • December 22 – Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre)
  • December 23 – Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre)
  • December 24 – Seattle, Washington (Moore Theatre – matinee)
  • December 27 – Portland, Oregon (Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall)
  • December 29 – Edmonton, Alberta. (Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium)
  • December 30 – Vancouver, British Columbia (Orpheum)


References

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  1. ^ Ganz, Caryn (2023-12-12). "Holidays a Drag? Every Year, Thanks to Jinkx and DeLa". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Archived from the original on 2023-12-25. Retrieved 2023-12-27.
  2. ^ "Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme share holiday joy of forming a 'chosen family'". opb. Archived from the original on 2023-11-05. Retrieved 2023-12-27.
  3. ^ "Queer Folx Are Feeling Jolly Thanks to These Drag Queen Holiday Tours". www.out.com. Archived from the original on 2023-12-23. Retrieved 2023-12-27.
  4. ^ "BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon revive 'The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show' for global tour dates". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved 2023-12-28.
  5. ^ "Jinkx Monsoon, BenDeLaCreme reveal new 'Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show' tour dates". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved 2023-12-28.
  6. ^ "See Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme's 'Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show' tour dates". Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on 2023-12-24. Retrieved 2023-12-27.
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