Starting on August 3, Dublin’s iconic Hard Rock Cafe will join forces with the magnetic duo Miss Taken and Miss Roots, AKA The Misses, to host a drag brunch every Saturday at 3pm. Guests will be treated to their choice of brunch offerings while indulging in live performances set to a blend of high-camp comedy and extravagance.
Miss Taken and Miss Roots are known for their dynamic chemistry both on and off the stage. With the help of their loyal fanbase, The Misses have established a strong following in the Dublin drag scene from hosting events to launching their own podcast, That’s Gossip!
The pair have been performing together for the past eight years, describing themselves as: “glamour meets trash, intellect meets stupidity or Moet meets Lidl wine. An equally flamboyant drag duo from Dublin!”
Miss Taken boasts high camp, energy and elegance, while on the other side of the team, Miss Roots is known for her showstopping fashion and crafty nature.
The show promises to be packed with high spirit and charm making you laugh yourself out of your seat! This dazzling and unforgettable experience will be a chance to immerse yourself in Dublin’s ever-growing drag culture while also enjoying the world-renowned Hard Rock Cafe’s cuisine and hospitality.
The drag brunch will cost €45 per person and include one brunch dish and two signature cocktails.
Bookings for the weekly event are available now here, and GCN readers can get 10% off with the code GCN10. Do not miss out on this unique dining and entertainment experience!
Hard Rock International (HRI) is one of the most globally recognised companies with over 309 locations in over 70 countries including Hotels, Casinos, Rock Shops, Live Performance Venues and Cafes. The Dublin cafe is located in Temple Bar, known for its upbeat atmosphere and party vibes, so head down now to tune in to the city’s unique charm!
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This post is sponsored by Hard Rock Cafe Dublin
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