Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Intimate Commercial Street theater for drag cabaret and comedy.
Live at the Art House is the live-performance series at the intimate Art House theater on Commercial Street. After 12 seasons under longtime producer Mark Cortale, who moved his star-driven music-and-comedy lineup to Town Hall, the theater's summer programming has changed hands a few times: Producer Entertainment Group ran the 2024 season with Ginger Minj, Rainbow Entertainment took 2025, and the 2026 season is produced by drag performers Miss Conception (Kevin Levesque) and Sutton Lee Seymour (Prescott Seymour) under their Lash Entertainment banner. Headliners skew toward RuPaul's Drag Race favorites in a season of drag cabaret and comedy. The room is small enough that performances feel close-up rather than arena-scale, which is the whole draw for a Provincetown night out. Shows run through the summer season.
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