It's your last chance to see "Everybody's Talking About Jamie"
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Jill Slater and Romelo Urbi bring a dose of diva energy to the suburbs in this production. Photo: Jon Bauer/Ray of Light
It's your last chance to see Ray of Light's production of "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" this weekend. The show is the perfect way to beat the June gloom, and a heartwarming story for Pride month.
Catch up quick: The show follows the story of Jamie New (Romelo Urbi), a teenager in Sheffield, England, who dreams of being a drag queen.
The performances are stellar. Urbi shines as the irrepressible Jamie, while solos from Anne Elizabeth Clark (as Jamie's mother, Margaret) and Madelyn Davis-Haddad (Jamie's best friend Pritti) are worth the ticket price alone.
Claire's thought bubble: I loved seeing some of SF's best drag talent making musical theater cameos, including Rahni NothingMore and Katya Smirnoff-Skyy.
Stop by: "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" runs until Sunday at the Victoria Theatre.
