Alaska

DRAG: The Musical explores the fierce rivalry between two competing drag houses—The Fishtank and The Cathouse—whose matriarchs, Alexis Gillmore and Miss Kitty, were once lovers before a bitter breakup drove them to open clubs directly across the street from each other. As both establishments face financial ruin, the queens must navigate personal drama, financial crisis, and a strict house rule: no lip-syncing allowed. A parallel narrative follows Tom Hutchinson, Alexis's straight brother, as he attempts to salvage the club's finances while his young son Brendan discovers himself within the vibrant drag community. Through dazzling performances and intimate character moments, the musical celebrates chosen family, self-discovery, and the often-hidden sacrifices behind the glamour of drag performance. The story builds toward reconciliation and forgiveness as these unlikely characters confront their pasts and fight for their futures in a world of sequins, wit, and unexpected grace.