“The Errors Tour” Drag Show with Varla Jean Merman! – Glassboro, NJ

ARE YOU SURE YOU’RE READY FOR IT, NEW JERSEY!?

Faster than you can say “Ticketmaster site crash,” Varla Jean has swiftly tailored her new show, The Errors Tour, for Drag Fans, Taylor Fans, or anyone looking for an incredible evening of hilarious entertainment! After this past summer’s completely sold-out residency in Provincetown, Massachusetts, Drag Legend Varla Jean Merman is bringing her hit show to New Jersey for ONE NIGHT ONLY! A true Swif-TEASE, this one woman style exDRAGvaganza combines live singing with dazzling multimedia production, parodying some of Tay’s biggest hits!

Join everyone’s favorite Ditzy Diva as she takes you through a side-splitting collection of hilarious hits and humorous missteps, featuring classic comedic bits, enormous wigs, glamorous costumes, and hilarious songs! The Errors Tour promises to be an unforgettable evening of “Varla’s Version” of entertainment that you won’t want to miss!

Starring: Varla Jean Merman

Directed by: Michael Schiralli

Written by: Jeffery Roberson, Ricky Graham, and Jacques Lamarre

Landmark Americana
1 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ 08028

Friday, December 20th, 2024
Doors at 9:00pm || Show at 10:00pm

21+ Event

Jeffery Roberson aka Varla Jean Merman starred in the musical Lucky Guy opposite the late actor, Leslie Jordan, in NY at the Little Schubert in spring 2011 prompting The New York Times to rave, “If Carol Burnett and Harvey Korman had stood in front of the right pair of funhouse mirrors, they might have resembled Ms. Merman and Mr. Jordan in stature as well as comedic talent”. Jeffery recently completed shooting the feature film Girls Will Be Girls 2012 and Varla Jean and the Mushroomheads (now available on www.SethTV.com). He played the title role of Giancarlo Menotti’s opera The Medium in New York at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theatre in October of 2012.

He guest starred as Varla Jean on Ugly Betty in the final season of the show and was also featured on Bravo’s Project Runway Season 5 as the winning model for the show’s drag challenge. He played the role of Mary Sunshine in the revival of Chicago on Broadway and also made his network television debut on All My Children in the recurring role of lady of the evening Rosemary Chicken. He shared the Outfest Film Festival “Best Actor” Award and the Aspen HBO Film Festival “Best Actress” Award with his costars Jack Plotnick and Clinton Leupp for his featured performance in the cult classic film Girls Will Be Girls (Sundance 2003) directed by Richard Day.

Jeffery also appeared at the Long Wharf Theatre in Hartford Stage’s production of The Mystery of Irma Vep directed by Michael Wilson performing the roles originally made famous by Charles Ludlam. In 2010 Jeffery won an Elliot Norton Award for Best Musical Performance in The Phantom of the OPRAH. He returned to Boston in the fall of 2011 to star as Mother Superior in SpeakEasy Stage’s production of The Divine Sister by Charles Busch.

As Varla Jean, Jeffery has filled cabarets and concert halls across the world including the Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, the New York Public Theater, London’s Soho Theatre and LA’s Renberg Theatre. Jeffery wrote and starred in the short Improve Your History with Varla Jean: Stonewall, for the launch of the MTV’s television network Logo and was also seen in their One Night Standup: Dragtastic special.