RuPaul's Drag Race Werq the World Tour 2027

Werq the World is the touring stage show built around RuPaul's Drag Race, and its 2027 run lands in Downtown LA on Thursday, March 11. The Orpheum Theatre on Broadway hosts the Los Angeles stop, which makes it one of the more colorful upcoming events in Los Angeles for the late-winter calendar. If you have watched the show and always wanted to see the performances at full size, this is the format that does it.

When: Thursday, March 11, 2027, 8:00 PM Where: Orpheum Theatre, 842 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90014 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price not listed here, check the event page)

What to expect

Ticketmaster files the show under performance art, and that fits. A Werq the World night is built from lip-sync numbers, choreography, costume changes and plenty of banter with the crowd, all staged for a theater rather than a television studio. The ticket listing does not publish a cast, so who takes the stage in Los Angeles is not confirmed here. Tour casts are usually drawn from past seasons of the series, and the promoters tend to announce names in the weeks before the date. Check the Ticketmaster page for updates before you plan your outfit.

Audiences at these shows dress up, and the room is part of the fun. Expect sequins, wigs and a loud, friendly crowd. The listing gives no information on an opening act or a run time, so plan on a full evening and treat anything more specific as unconfirmed until the venue or promoter posts it.

The venue

The Orpheum is a 1926 vaudeville house on Broadway, part of a row of historic theaters that has drawn crowds to live shows for a century. It has a tall red vertical sign out front, an ornate interior and a stage that suits big, theatrical productions like this one. The block fills up on show nights, with restaurants and bars nearby that are good for a drink before the curtain.

Getting there

Broadway sits in the center of Downtown LA, so transit is the easiest way in. The nearest Metro station is 7th St/Metro Center, and several Metro bus lines and DASH routes serve the area. The theatre says more than 1,000 parking spaces sit within a few steps of its main entrance, in lots on Broadway, Spring, Main, 8th and 9th, but show nights are busy, so arrive early. Bags are limited to 5 x 9 x 2 inches and backpacks of any size are not allowed, so travel light.

Age rules and door times are set by the venue and promoter, and the Ticketmaster page is the place to confirm both. More nights like this one are listed in the arts and culture section, and the Downtown page covers what else is around Broadway.