Soulful Sunday Roast Dinner with Drag Queens

A Sunday roast with drag energy sounds like a sweet idea. At Blundells Supper Club in Merseyside, this Soulful Sunday Roast Dinner pairs a soul themed afternoon with an interactive drag queen host, plus games and big sing along moments. I like the casual Sunday vibe, because it feels more hangout than hardcore night out.

Two things I really like: first, the drag queen interactive experience is built into the running of the event, not pasted on at the edges. Second, the roast and food quality can pleasantly surprise you, especially if you assumed a show night would cut corners. One drawback to consider is pacing, if the karaoke part starts to feel slow and not everyone wants to jump in, the whole room can lose momentum.

Key Highlights You Can Expect

• Drag queen host with interactive moments that keep you involved, not just watching
• Soul themed music + games section with chances to win prizes
• Lip sync battles and twerk offs that lean into performance, fun, and cheeky confidence
• Roast dinner with chilling Sunday pacing, made for groups and birthdays
• VIP group add-on options if you want better placement and extra stage time

Blundells Supper Club Sunday Sessions, 2pm to 4pm

This is a single venue experience, centered on Blundells Supper Club in Merseyside. The session runs 2pm to 4pm, and the overall duration is listed as 150 minutes, so in practice you should plan for a longer stretch than a strict two hour slot. Think “Sunday afternoon plans,” not “late night club routine.”

The setting matters. Supper club style venues usually mean you are seated or at least properly placed, which helps the show land. You are there for drag performance, but you can still keep the mood social, with a roast dinner and drink options in the mix. If you want a Sunday where nothing is rushed and nobody needs fancy pregame plans, this hits that target.

English host, English language event. That sounds basic, but it matters in a show like this. When the energy is driven by audience participation, you want prompts you can follow without effort.

The Soul Era Soundtrack, Games, and Prize Moments

This experience is built around a soul themed afternoon, with a drag queen host keeping the rhythm moving. You are promised themed tunes from the Soul Era, and the show includes a games section where you can win prizes. If you like events that give you something to do, this is the right kind of structure.

Here is the general flow you should expect. The day often starts with drag queen performances, then the event shifts into interactive bits. Based on how it is described, you should look for moments like spin the wheel type games, plus prizes being handed out during the middle portion. That kind of pause in the action is valuable, because it gives the room a new target and creates that mini reset where energy climbs again.

A practical tip: go in ready to be a participant in small ways, even if you are not the type to sing. Cheering, voting, volunteering for game prompts, and helping your group feel included makes the whole afternoon feel better. This event works best when the room treats the prompts like fun, not like pressure.

Lip Sync, Karaoke, and the Moment the Room Can Change

The headline acts include lip sync battles and performance segments described with cheeky energy, including twerk offs and other show style bits. Those kinds of numbers tend to be crowd friendly because they are easy to react to. Even if you do not know every song, the performance cues do a lot of the work for you.

Then comes karaoke. Karaoke is where you either love the communal chaos or feel the timing drag. One key consideration is that this portion can feel mismatched if not enough people want to sing, or if the drag queens do not take control to pull everyone along. If you personally enjoy karaoke, you will likely find it fun because it gives you a direct way to contribute. If karaoke is not your thing, plan to treat it like a watch and cheer moment.

So how do you judge if karaoke will be a hit for you? Ask yourself what you want from your Sunday. If you want constant action, you might find that karaoke creates a slower stretch. If you want a social afternoon with entertaining variety, karaoke can be part of the charm.

Roast Dinner and Bottomless Booze, Where the Value Can Actually Land

Food is a big part of this pitch, and one of the best parts of the experience is that the roast can be seriously good. In one account, the food was described as surprisingly good, which is exactly what you hope for when you are paying for an event night. If you are coming hungry, expect the roast to feel like it belongs, not like a token add on.

Now the drinks. There are a couple of pricing tiers. Seated entry is listed as £8.50 and includes reserved seating plus a glass of fizz. There is also a Bottomless Booze and Food option at £55, and that one includes 90 minutes of drinks. The drink list is specific: beer, cider, wine (including sparkling), Sex On The Beach cocktail, Mojito, Peach Bellini, Bloody Mary, Sangria, vodka, gin, and all soft drinks.

Here is the practical value math I’d use. If you drink alcohol, the £55 bottomless package can make sense because you get a lot of variety and a defined 90 minute window. If you do not drink much, or you only want a single cocktail, the seated entry might feel like better value because it is far cheaper and still gets you reserved seating and a glass of fizz.

One more note based on the experience write up: in at least one case, the drinks were described as very weak. That does not mean they are always weak, but it is a useful caution if you expect punchy pours. If strong cocktails are your thing, consider starting with the fizz glass and then ordering thoughtfully, or bring your expectations down a notch and focus on the show.

Games, Audience Energy, and Why Group Size Matters

This is an interactive event, which means audience energy matters. When the room is big, game prompts and prize moments tend to feel lively because there are more voices and more people willing to play along. When the room is smaller, the event can still be fun, but you may feel like you are watching a show that is slightly underpowered by audience participation.

One person felt it would have been more fun with more people involved, pointing to a smaller audience changing the vibe during segments like games and especially karaoke. That is a key consideration for your planning. If you want the most electric experience, go with friends, or aim for a time when the venue tends to be fuller.

If you are traveling with a group, this becomes even more important. A group makes it easier to:

• volunteer for game prompts together
• keep the social momentum during karaoke
• cheer for each other so the show feels worth participating in

This is also the kind of event that can work well for celebrations, including birthdays, hen dos, and even divorce celebrations, because it is built around shared attention, jokes, and photos.

VIP Party Package for Groups, Catwalk Time, and Extra Stage Moments

If you want the experience to feel more like a party and less like an evening show, there is a VIP Party Package Experience add on. It is described as pay per group, not pay per person, and it is only valid when purchased with a fully paid ticket. Standing tickets or seats A, B, or C are mentioned as the matching seat types for validity.

What you get in the VIP package is designed to make your group feel like the main event:

• a table in the best areas of the venue, heavily decorated with balloons, confetti, and a Goody Bag
• the birthday or hen person joins the Queen’s Catwalk and gets shout outs and fuss made of during the event
• a surprise treasure chest opportunity to take part in cabaret shows
• one bottle of prosecco, with extra bottles listed as £20 each
• unlimited popcorn for the entire duration
• stage photoshoot with the drag queens
• one round of shots, one per person

If you are the planner in your group, this is the part that can make the difference between a fun afternoon and a memorable story. The reason is simple: you control the center of attention. Decorated tables, catwalk time, and stage photos make it feel like you stepped into the show instead of just watching it.

If you hate attention, this might feel too “in the spotlight.” If you love a bit of drama and photos, it is built for you.

Who This Sunday Roast and Drag Show Fits Best

I see this as a smart pick for a few types of visitors.

You will likely enjoy it if:

• you want something that feels like a party but starts early enough for a true Sunday
• you like drag performance with audience participation, not just passive watching
• you want a full afternoon plan that includes food and drinks, so you do not have to build an itinerary afterward
• you are celebrating with friends and want a ready made theme

It is also a strong option for groups who want a low effort night out. The structure gives you a script for the afternoon. You arrive, you get seated, you eat, you play the games, and the show keeps moving.

If you are a quiet drinker who dislikes karaoke, you might still have fun, but you should go in knowing that karaoke can change the pace. Same if you want constant performance without pauses. This show does have variety, and variety sometimes creates a slower moment.

Small Planning Tips That Make the Afternoon Easier

These are the small things that tend to matter with events like this.

First, decide what you want more: food and a light drink, or a bigger drinking session. The £8.50 seated entry keeps it simple. The £55 bottomless package is for people who want variety over time during the 90 minute window.

Second, if you are booking as a group, think about how you want to handle participation. If you want more audience energy for karaoke and games, bring people who enjoy joining in, even in small ways.

Third, if you have your heart set on a specific drag performer, you might want to check the cast details with the venue before you go. One person expected to see a performer called Carmen Sutra but did not spot her during their visit. Cast and segment details can vary, so verifying expectations ahead of time is the safe move.

Should You Book Soulful Sunday Roast Dinner with Drag Queens?

Book it if you want a chilled out Sunday with a real show, not a stiff dinner event. The best reason to say yes is the combo: interactive drag plus food that can genuinely taste great. Add in games and a chance at prizes, and it becomes a simple plan you can enjoy even if you do not know much about drag.

I would skip it or go with caution if you strongly dislike karaoke, or if you expect every segment to stay high energy end to end. The afternoon can shift, and the room needs participation to keep karaoke from feeling long.

If you want my practical verdict: this is a great choice for groups who want fun and photos, and a solid choice for anyone who likes drag performance and soul themed music in a relaxed setting.

FAQ

What time does the Soulful Sunday Roast session run?

The session runs from 2pm to 4pm.

How long is the experience?

The duration is listed as 150 minutes.

Where does the event take place?

It takes place at Blundells Supper Club in Merseyside, United Kingdom.

What does the event include?

It includes a drag queen interactive experience, a games section with prizes, and themed tunes from the Soul Era. The show format also includes performance elements like lip sync battles and karaoke.

What is included with the Seated Entry option?

Seated entry includes reserved seating with a glass of fizz.

What is included in the Bottomless Booze and Food option?

The bottomless package includes food and 90 minutes of drinks, including beer, cider, wine (including sparkling), Sex On The Beach, Mojito, Peach Bellini, Bloody Mary, Sangria, vodka, gin, and all soft drinks.

Is there a VIP add-on for groups?

Yes. There is a VIP Party Package Experience that is pay per group and includes things like table decorations, Queen’s Catwalk participation, a surprise treasure chest, popcorn, stage photoshoot, and a round of shots.

Is the event wheelchair accessible?

Yes, it is listed as wheelchair accessible.

Is the event hosted in English?

Yes, the host or greeter is English.

What is the cancellation policy and can I pay later?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later.