BROLESQUE - The Name Says It All

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BROLESQUE - The Name Says It All

Queen/Qarma presents an all-male dance revue for men. It's about time...

Of all the questions I get from Vegas visitors, one of the most common is "Which male revues welcome gay guys?" followed by "Are they interactive with men or will I be ignored?". In 2017, I published RANKING MALE REVUES from a Gay P.O.V., an extensive guide that's still pretty accurate today. Even though Sin City promises things you can't get anywhere else, we don't have a full-fledged male revue created specifically for other men. That is, until now. On Friday, April 5th, Queen Bar and Qarma Nightclub present BROLESQUE.

"Dive into a realm of desire, entertainment, and expression." - BROLESQUE

The creative director, choreographer, and producer of BROLESQUE is Australian hunk Lockhart "Locky" Brownlie (WICKED, GLEE, TRUE BLOOD). An accomplished dancer and actor, Brownlie describes the show as a sizzling dance revue where guests can "dive into a realm of desire, entertainment, and expression." BROLESQUE will be performed in Las Vegas for the first time this Friday at 9 pm. [embed]https://youtu.be/mqdQ5DRMqyE?si=c-LSt1EnHWrdtgZA[/embed] As you can tell from the above clip, BROLESQUE (sometimes stylized as "Bro-lesque" or "Bro.lesque") is heavy on the "camp". From Broadway-style top hats and tails to feathers and football jerseys, it's a revue that refuses to take itself seriously. And there's plenty of male flesh to enjoy within the expertly choreographed production numbers.

Lockhart Browline has brought heat to Sin City for several years...

Brownlie is no stranger to the Vegas LGBTQ community. As far back as 2016, the handsome muscle boy was providing hot entertainment for MATINEE, an annual gay circuit party that drew thousands to the city. Now he's back on the Strip with BROLESQUE, and expectations are high for a balls-to-the-wall extravaganza. "I like to call it a "queer MAGIC MIKE", Lockhart told VEGAS 411. "An all-male cast of professional dancers. The show started in California at STRUT in Costa Mesa, then a residency at STACHE in WeHo." Most recently, BROLESQUE played for four months at BALCON in New York City.

Two weekends ago, GLITZ at Gipsy was a sold-out sensation, proving there's a solid audience for queer-heavy spectacle. BROLESQUE should turn that hunger into a beef-laden feast, finally giving Sin City the all-male revue it's been craving. Tickets for BROLESQUE are $40 (plus taxes/fees) and include one well cocktail. Order yours by clicking here. Audience members must be 21 and up.

Queen Bar and Qarma Nightclub are located at 1215 S Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas in the wedding chapel district... Photos by John Lagucki and Lockhart Brownlie for BOYLESQUE