Book Broadway Queen: A musical drag cabaret (90 minute or 1 hour version)
This high-kicking, show-stopping 90 minute extravaganza brings Broadway’s biggest hits to life with dazzling drag performances from New England's Premier live singing drag entertainer and illusionist. After a sold out run aboard "The Broadway Cruise 3" with Norwegian Cruise lines and Sixthman, prepare to be mesmerized as Summer Orlando stuns with powerhouse vocals, jaw-dropping costume changes, and a personality as big as the marquee lights. With audience participation, sing-alongs, and plenty of Broadway magic, this isn’t just a show but a spectacle you won’t want to miss!
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​Any Of Summer's Drag Stage Parodies To A Venue Near You.

Summer Orlando as Dr. Frank n Furter

Read the Review from MyRecordJournal.com Here
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Summer Orlando Presents   Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show
Summer Orlando is CT's Premier Theater Queen. Known for her Live Singing and over the top costumes, she is the definition of Theatricality. Hear all about her Live production of The Rocky Horror Show, What it's like to play  Dr. Franknfurter and more on CT Style in the morning. 
Filmed April 10th, 2017
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State House Sparkles From "Day To Night" In Cabaret
Leah Andelsmith Review | February 18th, 2019
Arts Council Greater New Haven
"​​​Drag queen Summer Orlando sang “Life is a Cabaret,” bedecked in sparkly fringe and a confection-pink wig. Her delightfully boisterous performance covered every inch of the stage, as she kicked, strutted, and sloshed a glass of wine. Her voice was bold and strong, and she layered in a gravelly tone as she hit the bridge of the song and sailed through the ending."
"Later, Orlando came back out to help Professor M lead some games, still swirling her glass of wine and using her sass to charm audience members into participating. She cajoled three pairs of strangers onstage "to dance," but then set them the task of popping a balloon between their bodies.

​She also asked for a dollar bill to do a magic trick. “Watch out, Adam, I’m gunning for your gig”. Upon receiving two, she promptly stuffed them into her bra. ​“You just got robbed by a drag queen,” she said. “You’re welcome.”