The BIG Saturday Night Cabaret Show at FunnyBoyz Liverpool

Cabaret nights should be loud. At The BIG Saturday Night Cabaret Show at FunnyBoyz Liverpool, you get a high energy mix of drag performances and crowd participation, all in a long-running cabaret bar that has been given a fresh injection of glamour. I really love the unlimited popcorn and the way the night encourages you to get involved with fun interactive moments.

The main thing to consider is the tone. This show is cheeky and can lean a bit cheesy and smutty, so it is best if you come ready to laugh and play along, not expecting a straight-laced theatre production.

Key things I would plan around

• Pre-show welcome at Blundells Supper Club, with a drag queen hostess waiting outside
• Big Saturday energy across multiple types of entertainment, including tribute acts, comedians, and live vocalists
• Interactive crowd games like twerk-offs and lip sync battles
• Unlimited popcorn and a proper party feel for a low entry price
• Spin The Wheel with lots of prizes to be won
• VIP Party Package options for hens and birthdays, including extra stage moments and photos

Arriving at Blundells Supper Club, the easy way

This show is hosted at Blundells Supper Club in Merseyside, and getting oriented is simple. The venue has a big logo picture on the window outside, so you will not have to hunt around in the dark. A drag queen hostess will be waiting outside to welcome you in, which instantly sets the vibe for the evening.

I like that this is not a faceless big production. It feels like you are stepping into a known cabaret space that has been around for years. The venue is described as Liverpool’s oldest and most established Cabaret Bar, and it is coming up on almost 30 years of live entertainment, so you are walking into something that already understands how to keep a room engaged.

One practical tip: go a little early if you can. With a show session running from 18.30 to 23.00, you want time to settle in, claim your spot, and get the drink and snacks flowing before the first performances build momentum.

The night’s flow from 18.30 to 23.00

The session runs 18.30 to 23.00, and the experience duration is listed as 210 minutes. That tells you to plan it as a full evening, not a quick stop.

What I like most about the format is variety. Every Saturday, the entertainment lineup is described as coming from across the UK, including tribute acts, comedians, and live vocalists (with stars referenced from TV shows like The Voice and X-Factor), plus drag performers that include names associated with RuPaul’s Drag Race. You should expect a show that bounces between styles, so it does not drag when one act finishes.

There is also a strong “we are all in this together” feel. Between performances, the glamorous drag queens mingle with guests. That matters because it turns the night from pure watching into something closer to a party where you are not just looking on from your seat or standing spot.

And because the event is built around interaction, the pacing is not just about performers cycling through. It is about keeping you fed, keeping you laughing, and keeping you moving when the room tells you to.

Unlimited popcorn and the real drink value check

The show is very clear about snacks: you can count on unlimited popcorn as part of the experience. That is a smart inclusion, because popcorn is a low-cost treat for the venue and a high-satisfaction item for you. It also keeps you comfortable during a 3.5 hour performance block.

You also get in the spirit with a glass of fizz, and that opening “party starter” helps you feel like you belong right away. If you are the type who gets nervous in a crowd, this kind of welcome nudges you into the mood fast.

Now the honest part. One review flagged that drinks can cost more than you might expect, mentioning a bottle of wine priced at 29.95 and a can of cider at 6.00. If you like to drink steadily, it is worth planning your budget in advance, especially because the drinks are not presented as bargain prices.

My take on value: at $9 per person, the core show content and included popcorn are a strong deal. But if you add multiple pricey beverages, the total bill can climb quickly. The smart play is to treat the included snacks and starter drink as your baseline, then decide how far you want to go.

The interactive part: twerk-offs and lip sync battles

If you want a show where you do not just clap at the end, this is the right vibe. The highlight list includes two big participation moments: twerk-offs and lip sync battles.

Here is how you should think about it. These activities are not auditions for a professional stage career. They are built to get the room laughing, and they reward people who are willing to look a little silly for a minute. If you are comfortable being part of a fun crowd, you will have a much better time than if you feel self-conscious.

Also, the drag queens are not just performing from far away. Since they mingle between shows, they already have a friendly presence in the room. That makes the jump from watching to participating feel more natural, like the performers are encouraging you rather than catching you off guard.

One more thing to know: because the tone is cheeky, the interaction style may feel more playful than polished. If you like laughing along with a rowdy crowd, you will probably love it. If you are expecting a refined comedy club feel, you might find it a touch too smutty and gimmicky.

Drag queens between performances, plus the big prize game

One of the best parts of this kind of cabaret night is when the performers stick around, not just when the spotlight hits. The show includes moments where the queens mingle with guests between performances. That is where you get the “this feels personal” effect, like you are meeting the characters behind the costume.

Then there is Spin The Wheel, built into the evening with lots of prizes. Games like this are more than filler. They give the room a shared goal, and they create instant excitement without needing you to be on stage. If you want fun even when you are not picked for an interaction, this helps.

If you opt into the VIP add-on, there is also a stage photoshoot option with the drag queens. Even if you do not book VIP, the regular mingling can still be a big part of your photo opportunities, since the queens are in the space and not only behind a barrier.

The VIP Party Package for hens, birthdays, and big celebrations

For celebrations, the event offers a VIP Party Package add-on. It is listed as “per group,” and it is only valid when purchased with a fully paid ticket, either standing or seats A, B, or C. The add-on has rules about validity, so if you are planning a special table, you should confirm everything matches your ticket category.

What makes this package worth considering is the combination of stage involvement and the party atmosphere around your group. Your table is designed to be noticeable, with balloons, confetti, and a goody bag, and it is placed in the best areas of the venue. That means your group does not end up hidden at the back of the room.

The hen or birthday person gets called into the fun through a “Queen’s Catwalk” moment, plus lots of shout-outs and fuss during the event. There is also a Surprise Treasure Chest, which creates another chance to join in, beyond just watching from your seat.

The VIP package also includes one bottle of prosecco (with extra bottles listed at 20 per bottle), unlimited popcorn for the full duration, a stage photoshoot with the drag queens, and one round of shots (one per person). It is not just about getting a nicer table. It is about stacking multiple small experiences so the night feels like a highlight reel instead of a single show.

If you are bringing a group that wants to remember the night 5 to 10 years from now, this is the option that most directly builds those memory moments into the schedule.

Price and ticket value, what $9 gets you

At $9 per person, this cabaret show is priced like an affordable night out with a real performance lineup. The value comes from how much you get that is normally extra: unlimited popcorn, a party-style welcome, a show with multiple entertainment types, and audience games like lip sync battles and twerk-offs.

The included experience also sounds built for momentum. This is not a slow sit-down dinner show. It is a Saturday night cabaret energy model, with performers who mingle, interactive rounds, and prize moments.

So, who gets the best value? I think it is people who:

• want a fun group outing and do not mind a cheeky tone
• are open to participating in simple, silly games
• appreciate drag performance as part show, part social event
• want a low-cost entry price and can keep drink spending in check

If you are someone who mainly wants high-end, fully polished theatre, you might feel disappointed. One review experience described the show as cheesy and smutty, and another flagged that it felt like an “ok” show compared to expectations. That tells me your biggest risk is expectation mismatch, not the quality of entertainment.

My suggestion: go in expecting a lively cabaret party, not a museum-level production. You will probably get your money’s worth and more.

Who should book this FunnyBoyz Liverpool cabaret show

This is ideal if you are traveling with friends, celebrating something, or you just want a memorable night that does not require a big budget. The VIP package makes it especially suitable for hens and birthdays, where you want photos, shout-outs, and a table that feels like the center of your own little party.

It also works well for people who want a mix of show and interaction, because the evening is built around you being in the room, not just seated outside it. If you love drag performances and you are okay with playful humour, you should feel at home.

If you are shy, you might still enjoy it, especially with Spin The Wheel and the queens mingling, but the best moments are the ones where you join in.

And if you prefer a more professional tone, it is worth keeping an eye on how the venue is set up. One experience mentioned that the show location moved to Benidorm Bar, which suggests changes can happen. The practical move is to double-check your confirmation details close to the date so you arrive at the right place.

Should you book The BIG Saturday Night Cabaret Show?

Yes, if you want a low-cost Liverpool night with drag queens, audience participation, and nonstop party energy. I would book it for a group outing, a birthday, or a hen where laughter and photos matter more than strict theatrical seriousness.

I would skip or at least adjust expectations if you hate cheeky, smutty comedy vibes, or if you plan to spend heavily on drinks, because beverage pricing can add up fast.

If your goal is a fun evening where you can cheer, interact, and leave with stories, this is a solid bet.

FAQ

Where is the show hosted and how do I find it?

The events are hosted at Blundells Supper Club in Merseyside. The venue has a big picture of the logo on the window outside, and a drag queen hostess will be waiting outside the entrance to welcome you in.

What time does The BIG Saturday Night Cabaret Show run?

The session runs from 18.30 to 23.00, and the experience duration is listed as 210 minutes.

What is included with the ticket?

The highlights mention a glass of fizz and unlimited popcorn, plus interactive segments like twerk-offs and lip sync battles, and a Spin The Wheel prize game. There is also drag queen mingling between performances.

Is there a VIP Party Package add-on?

Yes. A VIP Party Package is available per group for celebrations. It includes a decorated table, the Queen’s Catwalk moment for the hen or birthday person, a Surprise Treasure Chest, one bottle of prosecco, unlimited popcorn, a stage photoshoot with the drag queens, and one round of shots per person. It is only valid when purchased with a fully paid ticket (standing or seats A, B, or C).

Can I cancel and can I book without paying right away?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.