Ginger Minj in “Hocus Pocus Live”

Actress, comedian, singer, and recently crowned RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars WINNER, Ginger Minj has added 11 new cities to her upcoming North American tour of Hokus Pokus Live! kicking off September 4. Due to high demand, the spellbinding theatrical production co-starring Minj, Sapphira Cristál (“RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16”), Jujubee (“RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “DRAG: The Musical”) and Landon Cider (“Dragula”) will now visit 33 cities through October 26. Written, directed, and co-produced by Minj, this marks her biggest touring production to date.  

Additional cities include: Toronto, Buffalo, Portland (Maine), Boston, Red Bank, Wilmington, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Dallas, Phoenix, and Anaheim. 

It’s also announced that the original Los Angeles tour date set for October 6 has been moved to October 26 at The Novo, closing out the 2025 tour. 

Visit HokusPokusLive.com for tickets (VIP packages are also available). 

Hokus Pokus Live! is a true love letter to the classic film, inspired by Bette Midler encouraging Ginger on the set of “Hocus Pocus 2.” As Ginger recalls, Midler told her, “I just really love the way that you do me. I would like to see you take this and run with it and turn it into something.” This enchanting new narrative production promises an evening of raucous laughter, unparalleled talent, stunning vocals, spellbinding performances, jaw-dropping drag artistry, and unforgettable entertainment as these queens and king bring their unique brand of sorcery to stages across North America. 

Ginger said previously, “We are incredibly excited to bring Hokus Pokus Live! to audiences everywhere. This tour brings together an extraordinary lineup of talent, each a master of their craft. It’s more than just a drag show; it’s a magical theatrical experience that will leave audiences spellbound.”

This marks the third iteration of Hokus Pokus Live! but don’t expect to see the same show you’ve seen before. Ginger’s masterful work as a writer will showcase new songs that connect with the characters of the story we all know and love, and adds in the magic of each new cast member that only they can bring, while still staying true to the heart of the original film.  

Hokus Pokus Live! is produced by Ginger’s production company Fruit Wine Productions, AEG Presents and Producer Entertainment Group (PEG). 

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2025 Tour Dates:

*NEW CITIES

September 4 – Orlando, FL (Plaza Live) – LOW TICKET ALERT
September 6 – Atlanta, GA (The Eastern)
September 8 – Washington D.C. (Lincoln Theatre)
September 9 – Richmond, VA (The National)
September 10 – New York, NY (Town Hall)
September 11 – Glenside, PA (Keswick Theatre)
September 12 – Columbus, OH (KEMBA Live!)
September 14 – Milwaukee, WI (Pabst Theater)
September 15 – Royal Oak, MI (Royal Oak Music Theatre)
September 16 – Pittsburgh, PA (Stage AE)
September 18 – St. Paul, MN (The Fitzgerald)
September 19 – Chicago, IL (Riviera Theatre)
September 20 – Iowa City, IA (The Englert Theatre)
September 21 – Kansas City, MO (The Midland Theatre)
September 22 – Boulder, CO (Boulder Theater)
September 25 – Salt Lake City, UT (Rockwell at The Complex)
September 28 – Boise, ID (The Egyptian Theatre)
September 29 – Seattle, WA (Neptune Theatre) – STANDING ROOM ONLY
October 1 – Portland, OR (Revolution Hall)
October 2 – Eugene, OR (The McDonald Theatre)
October 5 – San Francisco, CA (The Palace of Fine Arts) – MATINEE ADDED
October 5 – San Francisco, CA (The Palace of Fine Arts) – SOLD OUT
October 9 – Toronto, ON (Queen Elizabeth Theatre)*
October 10 – Buffalo, NY (Buffalo State Performing Arts Center)*
October 11 – Portland, ME (State Theatre)*
October 13 – Boston, MA (Emerson Colonial Theatre)*
October 15 – Red Bank, NJ (Count Basie Center for the Arts)*
October 16 – Wilmington, DE (The Playhouse on Rodney Square)*
October 18 – Tampa, FL (Tampa Theatre)*
October 19 – Fort Lauderdale, FL (The Parker)*
October 21 – Dallas, TX (The Bomb Factory)*
October 23 – Phoenix, AZ (Celebrity Theatre)*
October 25 – Anaheim, CA (Grove of Anaheim)*
October 26 – Los Angeles, CA (The Novo)* – moved from Oct 6