Drag queens walk the carpet at Death Drop’s West End reopening
Kemah Bob, Cheddar Gorgeous and Cheryl Hole posed for pictures.
Stage stars and comedians turned out for the reopening gala performance of Death Drop at the Garrick Theatre in London’s West End.
The show, subtitled The Dragatha Christie Murder Mystery, initially opened following the national lockdown in November 2020 but was promptly shut due to changing coronavirus restrictions.
Drag artists Kemah Bob, Cheddar Gorgeous and Cheryl Hole were among those who posed for pictures outside the venue.
The event was also attended by former Great British Bake Off contestant and columnist Michael Chakraverty and comedian Leo Reich.
Death Drop, a socially distanced murder mystery featuring a full drag cast, is described as a “rampant, raucous, ridiculous romp of a murder mystery”.
The story follows 1980s pop star Shazza, whose fame has faded over the years, and Summer Raines, a glamorous American weathergirl living in London.
The capacity at the Garrick Theatre has been reduced to comply with Covid-19 guidelines, with other measures including contactless tickets, temperature testing and the deep clean and sanitation of the theatre.
