The BIG Saturday Night Cabaret Show at FunnyBoyz Liverpool

Come ready to make noise. The BIG Saturday Night Cabaret at FunnyBoyz Liverpool mixes drag queens, live acts, audience games, lip sync battles, and a generous supply of popcorn for a low advertised price. I like the fizz and unlimited popcorn included with the basic experience, and I like that you are not simply sitting back while performers do all the work.

The main caution is tone. This is cheeky, loud, and sometimes smutty rather than polished theatre. One recent booking described the show as cheesy and more adult than expected, while another praised the acts and funny atmosphere but found drink prices high and changing. Check the current venue and costs before you go.

Key things to know before booking

• Saturday timing: The advertised session runs from 18:30 to 23:00, although the stated duration is 210 minutes, so check your ticket for the exact schedule.
• Audience participation: Expect twerk-offs, lip sync battles, Spin the Wheel, shout-outs, and chances to appear on stage.
• Free extras: A glass of fizz and unlimited popcorn are part of the advertised experience, depending on your ticket type.
• Entertainment mix: The programme can include drag queens, tribute acts, comedians, live vocalists, and performers connected with The Voice, X-Factor, or RuPaul’s Drag Race.
• Celebration upgrade: Birthday and hen groups can add a decorated table, prosecco, shots, photos, and special treatment for the person being celebrated.
• Venue details: The meeting point is Blundells Supper Club, marked by a large FunnyBoyz logo, though a recent booking found the show had moved to Benidorm Bar.

What kind of night is this?

I would place this firmly in the party-night category, not the serious cabaret or formal theatre category. FunnyBoyz has presented live entertainment in Liverpool for nearly 30 years, and the current show adds extra glitter, audience games, and a strong party focus.

The programme changes from week to week. You might see tribute acts, comedy, singers from television talent shows, drag performers from RuPaul’s Drag Race, and local or international acts. That variety is part of the appeal, but it also means you should not book expecting one fixed cast or one carefully structured theatre production.

The drag queens are not confined to the stage. They mingle around the room between acts, which helps break down the barrier between performer and audience. If you enjoy being noticed, this can make the night feel personal. If you prefer to watch quietly, you may find the attention and crowd participation more than you wanted.

The advertised experience includes twerk-offs and lip sync battles. Those activities tell you a lot about the evening: you are encouraged to join in, not just applaud. The jokes may be broad, the dancing may be deliberately silly, and the whole night depends on people being willing to play along.

Arriving at Blundells Supper Club

The stated meeting point is Blundells Supper Club in Liverpool. Look for the large FunnyBoyz logo on the window, and a drag queen hostess is meant to welcome you outside the entrance.

That welcome matters because it gives you a clear first contact instead of leaving you to guess where the show begins. Still, I would check your final booking message on the day. One recent booking found the event moved to Benidorm Bar, and that change affected the person’s expectations of the show.

The venue name is especially important if you are buying this as a gift or planning a celebration. A change of room can alter the atmosphere, seating, drinks service, and your sense of what you are paying for. If the location changes, confirm the new address and whether your seating or package remains the same.

The advertised start is 18:30, with the session listed until 23:00. At the same time, the activity is described as lasting 210 minutes, or three and a half hours. Those details do not match perfectly, so use the confirmed ticket time rather than relying only on the general event description.

The opening fizz and unlimited popcorn

The show begins with a simple party touch: a glass of fizz and unlimited popcorn. I like this combination because it gives you something in hand straight away and helps the night feel more like an event than a basic bar booking.

Popcorn also suits the show’s relaxed tone. You can snack while watching the acts, then focus on the stage when the action starts. For a low-cost ticket, unlimited popcorn adds real value, especially if you are attending as part of a larger group.

Do check what your ticket includes. The information says all ticket types vary, so the exact inclusions depend on the option you buy. The basic ticket may not offer the same benefits as a seat category or celebration package.

The fizz is a welcome extra, but drinks beyond that are where the budget can change. A recent booking found a bottle of wine priced at £29.95 and a can of cider at £6. The same person also found that prices changed during the night and had to point this out. I would ask for the current price before ordering, particularly if you are buying several drinks for a group.

A rotating programme of live acts

The strongest part of the night is likely to be the mix of performers. The programme can include tribute acts, comedians, live singers, drag artists, and performers associated with major television talent shows.

That variety gives the evening a useful rhythm. A singer can be followed by comedy, then a drag performance, then a game involving the room. You are not depending on one act to carry three or four hours.

The trade-off is consistency. A rotating programme means one Saturday may suit you more than another. If you have a favourite performer or want to see a specific style of act, check the advertised line-up before booking. The experience promises entertainment from across the UK, plus local and international talent, but it does not promise one fixed show every week.

One recent booking described the acts as brilliant and funny, even while criticising the drink prices. That is a useful distinction. The performance quality may be the best reason to come, while the bar bill requires more care.

I would also set your expectations correctly. This is not advertised as a West End production with a formal plot, elaborate staging, or a fixed ensemble. It is a live party cabaret where the cast, audience mood, and games all shape the night.

Drag queens, lip sync battles, and Spin the Wheel

The interactive element is the heart of the experience. Drag queens move among the audience, invite participation, and keep the room involved between stage performances.

The twerk-offs and lip sync battles are not optional background details. They are central attractions. You might be asked to take part, cheer for someone, or watch a friend attempt a performance. If your group enjoys playful embarrassment, this is a strong fit.

Spin the Wheel adds another layer. There are prizes to be won, though the available prizes are not specified. The game gives you another reason to pay attention between acts, and it can create small bursts of excitement without requiring a major commitment from everyone in the room.

The audience role is flexible in practice. You can join in, support your friends, or stay closer to the watching side of the night. But I would not book this if you want a quiet dinner with occasional entertainment. The show is built around interaction, quick jokes, and a willingness to be part of the room.

Celebration packages for birthdays and hen groups

The VIP Party Package is sold per group and must be bought with a fully paid standing or seated ticket. It is not a replacement for admission, and an add-on bought without a valid ticket will not be accepted.

For a birthday, hen group, or even a divorce celebration, the package includes:

• A decorated table with balloons and confetti
• A goody bag
• A bottle of prosecco
• Unlimited popcorn
• One round of shots, one per person
• A stage photoshoot with the drag queens
• Shout-outs and extra attention for the main person
• A Queen’s Catwalk appearance
• A chance to take part in a surprise treasure chest activity

There is also the option to buy extra prosecco bottles for £20 each, according to the supplied information. That is worth checking before you build the package into your budget, as drink prices and inclusions may change.

The best value here is not just the bottle or decorations. It is the reserved celebration focus. A birthday person who wants to be called up, photographed, and fussed over gets a clear role in the show. For a group that wants shared memories and silly photos, that may justify the extra cost.

If your group dislikes public attention, skip this add-on. The catwalk, shout-outs, stage photos, and treasure chest are designed to put someone in the middle of the action.

Is the $9 ticket good value?

At an advertised $9 per person, the basic ticket looks inexpensive for a three to four hour entertainment session. The fizz, popcorn, games, and multiple acts give you more than a simple entry-only bar event.

The value depends on what happens after you arrive. Drinks are not included beyond the stated fizz, and recent prices of £29.95 for a bottle of wine and £6 for a can of cider can change the total quickly. If you are watching your spending, set a drinks limit before the show begins.

The low entry price also needs to be viewed alongside ticket types. Seating options and packages may cost more, and the information does not give a full price list for each category. Compare the exact option before paying, especially if you need a seat or want celebration extras.

For a group night, the basic ticket offers a fairly easy way to try the show without committing to a large outlay. For a special occasion, the VIP package may offer better convenience, but only if your group will actually use the photos, stage appearances, decorations, and drinks.

Accessibility, cancellation, and practical planning

The experience is listed as wheelchair accessible, with an English-speaking host or greeter. English is the stated language of the event.

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and the reserve now, pay later option lets you hold a place without paying immediately. Those policies are useful if your Saturday plans are still shifting.

The most practical step is to confirm four details before setting out: the venue, the start time, the ticket type, and the current drinks prices. The published timing has a mismatch, and a venue move has happened before, so a quick check can prevent an avoidable surprise.

Who will enjoy FunnyBoyz Liverpool?

I would recommend it to you if you enjoy drag comedy, crowd games, cheeky humour, live singing, and a room where the performers may speak directly to you. It is particularly suited to birthdays, hen groups, divorce parties, and friends who enjoy playful competition.

It can also work as a gift. One verified January 2026 booking bought the show for the person’s parents, who said they had their best night ever. That suggests the broad party format can suit more than one age group, provided the audience is comfortable with adult jokes and audience participation.

I would be more cautious if you want a polished, serious cabaret production. The tone can be cheesy and smutty, and the exact line-up changes. I would also be cautious if expensive bar drinks bother you or if you dislike being called onto a stage.

The event gives 10 percent of money raised to good causes, according to the supplied information. That adds a positive social element, though it should not replace checking the full price of your own booking.

Should you book the Saturday cabaret?

Book it if you want an affordable, high-energy night built around drag queens, comedy, games, and audience involvement. The best parts are the interactive format, the rotating live acts, and the extras such as fizz and unlimited popcorn.

Skip it if you want refined theatre, fixed production standards, or a quiet evening. Before paying, confirm the current venue, exact schedule, ticket inclusions, and bar prices. If you are celebrating and your group welcomes attention, the VIP package could make the night feel special. If not, the basic ticket is the safer way to test the FunnyBoyz style without spending heavily up front.

FAQ

Where does the FunnyBoyz cabaret take place?

The stated meeting point is Blundells Supper Club, which has a large FunnyBoyz logo on the window. A drag queen hostess is scheduled to welcome you outside. A recent booking found the show moved to Benidorm Bar, so check the current venue before attending.

What time does the Saturday session run?

The advertised session runs from 18:30 to 23:00. The activity is also described as lasting 210 minutes, so check your confirmed booking for the exact timing.

How long is the experience?

The stated duration is 210 minutes.

What language is spoken during the show?

The event is presented in English, and the host or greeter speaks English.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The experience is listed as wheelchair accessible.

Is popcorn included?

Unlimited popcorn is advertised. Exact inclusions can vary by ticket type, so check the option you purchase.

Does the ticket include a drink?

The experience advertises a glass of fizz. Other drinks are not included in the standard information, and bar purchases cost extra.

Can I take part in the show?

Yes. The experience includes twerk-offs, lip sync battles, Spin the Wheel, and other interactive opportunities. Celebration packages can also include a Queen’s Catwalk and stage activities.

Can I cancel my booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. A reserve now, pay later option is also available.