Fans of the beloved holiday tradition The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show have a brand-new reason to cheer because the “Queens of Christmas”, BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon, are bringing their critically acclaimed 2025 production straight to audiences worldwide with a global livestream on December 23 at 7PM PST (tickets available at JinkxandDeLa.com). Streaming live from their performance at Seattle’s iconic Moore Theatre, the event gives fans everywhere a chance to experience the duo’s latest all-new holiday spectacular.
This year’s installation arrives packed with the signature chaotic joy, heartfelt warmth, and comedic brilliance that have made Jinkx and DeLa holiday institutions. Over their eight-year history, the duo has tangled with sentient Christmas confections, trekked through Dickensian timelines, dodged meta holiday multiverses, and embarked on high-stakes missions through the Nutcracker’s Land of Sweets.
For 2025, fans can once again expect show-stopping dance numbers, brand new songs, outrageous gags, lavish costumes, and the dazzling chemistry of two of drag’s most beloved performers. At a time when community and connection matter most, the show’s blend of camp, comedy, and compassion continues to offer a welcome seasonal escape.
The 2025 production also features some exciting new talent. Actress and SNL alum Vanessa Bayer lends her voice to Rodudu – a Rudolph-inspired, Labubu-themed toy whose mischievous presence sparks a hilarious (and surprisingly poignant) exploration of AI with Jinkx and DeLa. Last week, the team also revealed that Emmy Award–winner Jeff Hiller (from Somebody Somewhere) will voice this year’s narrator, Mr. Fir—adding yet another layer of charm to the chaos.
The show is directed, produced, and written by BenDeLaCreme, with additional writing by Jinkx Monsoon. The massive North American tour kicked off November 13 and continues through December 30 across major U.S. and Canadian theaters.
Tickets for the tour, VIP packages and the livestream are available now at JinkxandDeLa.com, and for the first time ever, viewers can also dive into holiday shows of years past with access to select re-streams of the 2024, 2023, and 2021 live shows, plus the beloved 2020 made-for-TV holiday special.
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