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Detroit, Michigan
Drag cabaret venue in Royal Oak best known for Drag Queen Bingo
Five15 is a drag cabaret in downtown Royal Oak built around Drag Queen Bingo, a 75-minute show that's equal parts comedy, drag, and audience participation. Gary Baglio opened the place in 2007 as a coffee, book, and gift shop, then leaned into the bingo, which quickly became the main event. Shows run Thursday through Sunday, including an NSFW 'Untucked' edition on Thursdays and a Sunday brunch sitting, and they frequently sell out. In 2020, Five15 bought the adjacent Pronto bar and patio, and today the two operate as one ground-floor footprint of roughly 10,000 square feet under the same ownership. If you're new to drag bingo, this is the room that wrote the playbook for it in metro Detroit, so book ahead rather than counting on walking up.
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