About The Amsterdam Drag Show
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The Amsterdam Drag Show stands out as a vibrant gem in Amsterdam's entertainment landscape, delivering a spectacular performance at the Harbour Club. Produced by The Dutch Drag Dynasty, this revue is a whirlwind of glamour, vibrant hues, and infectious energy that captivates audiences from all walks of life.
The atmosphere buzzes with excitement, featuring dazzling costumes, flawless choreography, and magnetic performers who command the stage. Offerings include top-tier drag acts with lip-sync numbers, hilarious comedy sketches, and powerful live vocals, ensuring non-stop thrills. Highlights encompass the professional production values like stunning lighting and immersive sound, paired with an inclusive vibe that welcomes everyone. It's a joyous celebration of diversity, creativity, and Dutch hospitality, perfect for couples, groups, or solo adventurers seeking an unforgettable night of drag artistry and high-energy fun.
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
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- Wednesday
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- Thursday · today
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- Friday
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- Saturday
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- Sunday
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