Tenerife: MHT Comedy Drag Dinner Show

One night, and you will laugh nonstop. This Tenerife South drag dinner show turns dinner into a full production, with live vocals and audience-friendly comedy all in English. I love the way the show keeps moving, so there is never that awkward wait between parts.

You also get a proper meal, not just snacks, with a 3-course home-cooked dinner plus a printed souvenir photo after the finale. The main consideration is drinks are extra, and the add-ons can add up fast if you order cocktails all night.

Key highlights to know before you go

• New 2025 production with bigger energy, choreography, and costume changes
• Three-part show flow: pre-show warm-up, main production, then a singalong finale
• Full cast, not a solo act with queens, dancers, and live vocalists
• English throughout, including a stand-up comedy section and interactive bits
• Dinner included with starter, main, and dessert served as part of the experience
• Meet-and-greet plus a printed photo to take home

Tenerife MHT Comedy Drag Dinner, what you’re buying for your money

MHT is a comedy drag dinner show in Tenerife South, built around the idea that your ticket should feel like a night out, not just a seat in a theatre. The show runs about 4.5 hours, with an evening schedule running roughly from early evening until around 11:00 PM. You’ll see a mix of comedy, singing, dancing, and mime, all performed as a staged production.

The ticket price is around $52 per person, and that matters less when you look at what comes with it. You are paying for a full evening package: a 3-course homemade meal, table service, live entertainment performed entirely in English, and a printed souvenir photo. Add-ons are there too, but the core value is built in.

One practical note. The venue has moved, so double-check the address tied to your confirmation. The experience is now staged at Vivo Show Bar at Vivo Minigolf, Avenida Rafael Puig Lluvina 7, in Playa de las Américas.

Getting to the show and the first wave of fun

Plan to arrive with time to settle in before the pre-show gets going. Doors open around 7:00 PM, and the evening runs until about 11:00 PM, including the dinner portion and the main production segments. From the moment you’re seated, the vibe is set for interaction, cheering, and crowd participation.

You’ll have table service all night, which is a big deal for shows like this. It means you are not constantly getting up, and you won’t miss jokes that happen between songs. It also makes the meal feel integrated into the event instead of like an awkward pause.

A favorite included extra is the arrival meet-and-greet with the cast, plus a printed souvenir photo. That photo is your moment with the performers, and it also makes the night feel like a “package,” not just a performance.

The pre-show warm-up: the comedy gets going early

MHT’s structure is three-part, and the pre-show warm-up is where the atmosphere forms. Expect cheeky host banter and crowd energy building from the start. Since the show is fully in English, you can follow the comedy without mental translation.

There’s also a stand-up comedy section that includes audience interaction. It’s designed to be friendly and funny, not cruel. If you are the type who gets nervous about being singled out, you might still be okay, because the humour is built for laughs, singalongs, and playful flirting, not harsh put-downs.

This warm-up is also a good time to get your bearings. You’ll see how the cast cues participation, when to clap, and how to signal for drinks. It helps you settle in so you can just enjoy the rhythm of the night.

Main production: live vocals, queens, dancers, and big costumes

The heart of the evening is the full production show, a brand-new 2025-style lineup described as bigger, bolder, and packed with choreography. This is where the show stops feeling like a cabaret and starts feeling like a proper staged production.

You get live vocals from the cast, plus a full team of queens and dancers. That’s one of the most praised parts of the experience: it’s not one performer carrying the whole night. When multiple vocalists and dancers are in sync, the energy stays high, and the costume changes become part of the entertainment instead of a break in the action.

Expect a show mix that includes:

• singing and dancing segments
• comedy sketches and physical routines
• comedy mime-style moments
• visual routines that keep the pace moving

Since it’s all in English, you can actually enjoy the timing of the jokes, not just the spectacle. And that stand-up interaction piece makes it feel personal, even if you are sitting with people you don’t know.

Dinner at the right time: soup, turkey roast, and dessert

The dinner is included and it’s built as a three-course homemade meal. Here’s what you can plan for. The starter is vegetable soup. The main course is a turkey roast dinner with roast and mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and gravy. Dessert is Vienetta.

This is not Michelin-star dining, and the show is the real star. But for a set-price entertainment ticket, it’s a meaningful inclusion. You don’t have to make a separate restaurant choice, and you don’t have to worry about finding food mid-show.

Dietary options are available if you tell them ahead. Vegetarian options are listed as a bean-based steak. For children, they can either eat the same meal as adults, or choose chicken nuggets and wedges.

One small comfort tip. Because table service and show segments run together, service can vary by table. If you’re sensitive about temperature, aim to eat your main course quickly when it arrives, and flag the staff if anything isn’t at the temperature you expected.

Finale and meet-the-cast: the part built for singing along

The finale is where the show pivots to big crowd moments. Expect singalongs, a playful wrap-up, and a meet-the-cast style ending that feels like you’re part of the group rather than just watching from a distance. The cast interactions don’t vanish after the main show either. They keep the energy up right to the end.

This is also when the included photo moment becomes a highlight. You’ll leave with the souvenir print, which is a nice counterbalance if you hate the idea of spending your evening just watching entertainment and remembering it vaguely later.

If you enjoy holiday nights out where the group mood matters, MHT’s finale is designed for you. If you prefer quiet and distance from performers, you might find the interaction level a bit intense, since the show actively invites participation.

Drinks, budgets, and how to pick the best table vibe

Drinks are not included. They are available for purchase throughout the night, and the pricing can be higher than a bar down the street because it’s a show venue. Based on examples shared from past evenings, a pint has been around €4.50, a bottle of house red about €16, and a tin of Iron Bru around €3.50.

That’s not shocking for a ticketed venue, but it’s worth knowing so you don’t build your night thinking the cost is only your ticket. If you want cocktails, set a budget early. If you prefer just a beer or two, you’ll likely find the total stays reasonable.

Seats can matter too. The show is table-based, and it can get loud depending on where you sit. If you have sensitive ears or anxiety around sound, you can ask to be moved to a table that’s more comfortable. In at least one reported situation, the team handled a seating request because the guest was sitting too close to speakers.

Wheelchair access is listed as available, and you can also advise them if you’re bringing a wheelchair or pram. If you have any medical needs, tell them so the team can plan a smoother night for you.

Family-friendly fun, and the one thing to judge for kids

MHT is described as family friendly, with comedy that is cheeky but not crude. The humour is built to be understood by an international crowd, and it’s performed entirely in English.

That said, humour has layers. Some parts include double entendre and playful innuendo, so it may not be the right fit for very small children. If you’re bringing kids, I’d treat this as an adults-focused comedy show that tries to stay respectful, not a kid-only performance.

Also, because there is audience interaction, you’ll want kids to be comfortable sitting through a lively show with lights, singing, and some heckling-style banter.

Who should book this Tenerife show (and who might skip it)

This is ideal for:

• couples who want a fun night that includes dinner
• groups of friends looking for something different from the usual nightlife
• birthdays and holiday celebrations where you want a ready-made plan
• anyone who likes comedy plus singing, not just a traditional drag show

You might think twice if you:

• hate interactive comedy where performers talk to the crowd
• want a quiet evening meal with background entertainment
• are sensitive to sound, since you may need a table away from speakers

The big win for most people is simplicity. You can show up, eat, laugh, sing along, and leave with a souvenir photo. No need to coordinate restaurants, separate tickets, and transport planning for a second event.

Should you book the Tenerife MHT Comedy Drag Dinner Show?

If you want a one-ticket night that combines live English comedy, live vocals, and a 3-course meal in Playa de las Américas, I think MHT is a strong choice. The pricing is fair when you factor in what’s included, especially the dinner, table service, and the printed photo.

I’d book it sooner rather than later, since seats can sell out for holiday dates. Choose this when you want energy, audience involvement, and a show that keeps pace for the full evening. Skip it only if you prefer comedy that stays strictly on stage and never includes you.

FAQ

Is the MHT Comedy Drag Dinner Show in English?

Yes. The show is performed entirely in English, including the comedy and interaction parts.

How long is the experience?

The experience lasts about 4.5 hours. Doors open around 7:00 PM, and the evening runs until around 11:00 PM.

What is included with my ticket?

Your ticket includes the MHT comedy drag dinner experience, a three-part show, a 3-course home-cooked meal, table service, a meet-and-greet with the cast, and a printed souvenir photo. Transfers are included only if you choose the optional transfer add-on.

Are drinks included?

No. Drinks are available for purchase during the show.

What meal is included in the three-course dinner?

The starter is vegetable soup. The main is a turkey roast dinner with turkey, roast and mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and gravy. Dessert is Vienetta.

Do they offer vegetarian options and kids meals?

Yes. Vegetarian options are listed as a bean-based steak. For children, they can have the same meal as adults or choose chicken nuggets and wedges.

Are hotel transfers included in the price?

Hotel transfers are optional and cost extra. If you select them, the confirmed pickup time and location are sent by the reservations team, and the transfers are handled by English-speaking guides.