Tenerife: MHT Comedy Drag Dinner Show

A comedy dinner show with full-on drag production. I like the way MHT pairs live English performance with a real sit-down meal, then adds the crowd work you expect from drag, minus the crudeness. I also love that this is a true production, with a full cast and live vocals, not just one performer on a stage.

One thing to plan for: drinks are extra, and the meal is hearty and simple rather than gourmet.

Quick Hits

• 2025 show upgrade with bigger staging, bold costumes, and a full cast delivering nonstop energy
• Live vocals all night instead of backing tracks, which makes the whole show feel more “real”
• Three-course homemade dinner served with table service so you can eat without losing the performance
• Arrival meet-and-greet plus printed souvenir photo so you leave with a keepsake, not just memories
• English stand-up and interactive audience banter that’s fun for most ages, with cheeky humor you should judge for kids
• Optional transfers if you want the easiest way to get there and back

MHT in Tenerife South, the vibe and why it works

The MHT Comedy Drag Dinner Show in Tenerife South is built like a proper night out. You sit down, you get fed, and then you’re pulled into a staged comedy production with music, dance, costume changes, and crowd interaction. It is not a “drag show plus a snack” kind of deal. It is a full evening built around a rhythm: pre-show laughs, dinner, the main production, then a finale that ties the room together.

I like that the show is performed entirely in English. On Tenerife, that matters. You want the jokes, the stand-up, and the back-and-forth to land, so you can laugh without playing translator in your head.

Another smart thing: MHT is designed with table service. You are not constantly getting up for drinks or missing bits while you queue. Multiple reviews also highlight how staff stay on top of orders throughout the evening, so the night keeps moving.

The only real caution is tone. MHT is family friendly and “never crude,” but the comedy includes cheeky double entendre. If you are bringing younger kids, use your judgment and consider how they handle innuendo-style humor.

Where to check in, and where the show happens now

You’ll show your voucher at the reception of Music Hall Tavern. The important update is that the production is currently performed at Vivo Show Bar at Vivo Minigolf, Avenida Rafael Puig Lluvina 7, 38650 Playa de las Américas.

This matters because Tenerife can be confusing for visitors who are using older map pins or trying to find the venue on foot. I recommend you confirm the exact venue location in your confirmation message, then plan to arrive early enough to settle in.

If you are using an optional transfer, your pickup details (time and location) are sent by the guest support team, and all transfers are marked and provided by trusted English-speaking guides.

Timing: what a 4.5-hour night feels like

Your evening runs roughly from 7:15 PM to 11:00 PM, and the doors open around 7:00 PM. That full block matters because MHT is a three-part experience:

1. Pre-show comedy warm-up
2. Full production show (with dinner included)
3. Finale plus meet-the-cast photo moment

Expect the pacing to move with the table service. You will eat during parts of the production, not before it all starts. That is part of the appeal, but it also means you cannot treat this like a quick two-hour show you can “fit in.” This is a complete holiday night out.

If you have sensitive hearing, it’s worth knowing that seating can matter. One review mentions speakers and needing to move to reduce sound exposure. So if you are worried, ask staff for the most comfortable table placement when you arrive.

Pre-show warm-up: the crowd work starts early

The fun begins the moment you arrive. Hosts and the cast kick off the evening with a warm-up that sets the tone for the night. This is where you learn the house rhythm: who cracks jokes, when to clap, and how the interactive bits work.

The production uses professional performers: drag queens, dancers, and vocalists. That matters because the pre-show is not just a warm-up video loop or someone standing at the edge of the stage. It feels like you are already inside the show.

A practical tip: if you want the best chance to be comfortable and settled, arrive before doors open. It’s the easiest way to avoid stress, get to your table, and get a feel for the pace before dinner starts.

Dinner at your table: what’s actually on the menu

Ticket value here is strong because the 3-course home-cooked meal is included. You get:

• Starter: vegetable soup
• Main: turkey roast dinner with turkey, roast and mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and gravy
• Dessert: Vienetta (as mentioned in multiple accounts of what’s served)

Table service runs through the evening, so you are not stuck waiting while the show goes on without you.

Food expectations: the meal is satisfying, not fancy. Multiple accounts describe it as good and well prepared, with the soup often singled out. One review also notes that if you are served last, your food may arrive less hot. To avoid that, try to seat quickly when you arrive, and don’t leave your table for long stretches right at the start.

Kids’ meal options

Kids can have the same meal as adults, or choose chicken nuggets and wedges.

If you are bringing children, remember the humor is family friendly, but still cheeky. MHT is not “politically safe comedy.” It’s holiday fun with double meaning, so keep your comfort level in mind.

Vegetarian options and dietary needs

Vegetarian options are available as bean-based steak, and dietary requirements can be accommodated if you tell the team in advance. If you have allergies or strict diets, don’t wing it. Send the details during booking so the kitchen can prepare correctly.

The 2025 production show: drag comedy with live vocals

This is where MHT earns its keep. The show is described as a brand-new 2025 production, built bigger and bolder than before. You should expect:

• choreography and costume changes
• comedy sections, including stand-up and audience interaction
• dance and comedy mime style moments
• and, importantly, live vocals

Multiple accounts say the cast is not “one act doing everything.” You get a full company feel. That makes the performances smoother and more impressive, because you are seeing different characters and energies rather than one person carrying the entire show.

Also, the English delivery is a real advantage. Stand-up comedy can be tough to translate, but MHT is built to be understood in the room. You’ll feel like you’re part of the joke, not behind it.

Finale and meet-the-cast: the part you’ll talk about later

The evening ends with a finale that’s designed to bring everyone together. Expect sing-alongs, surprises, and the kind of crowd energy that makes the night feel communal.

Then comes the part that people love: the arrival meet-and-greet with the cast and the printed souvenir photo included. So instead of leaving with only a mental highlight reel, you get a tangible keepsake.

One thing I find genuinely practical about this kind of add-on is that it reduces post-show guesswork. You know there will be a photo moment as part of the experience, not something you scramble for afterward.

Drinks and money planning: included meal, extra bar tab

Drinks are not included. You can buy them at the venue, and you should assume bar prices reflect the setting.

In real-world accounts, drink pricing is described in a couple of ways: one person found them a bit expensive, while another said they were reasonably priced. Either way, plan for it. If you want cocktails or multiple drinks, this is where your total holiday spend can rise quickly.

If you are budgeting carefully, consider arriving with a lighter dinner elsewhere, then treat the included meal at MHT as your main food stop. For drinks, decide on a rough cap before the show starts, so you stay in control while the night is fun and fast.

Value for $52: what you’re paying for and what you get back

At about $52 per person, the value depends on what you want from a holiday night out. If you only want a quick performance, this might feel pricier than a basic show. But MHT is pricing like a full package.

You are getting:

• a 3-course meal
• 2+ hours of full entertainment embedded in the evening
• table service
• meet-and-greet and a printed photo
• a professional cast with live vocals

When you total that up, it’s easier to see why people call it good value. You are not just paying for a stage. You’re paying for a whole experience with food, time, and production effort.

If you are the type who hates “nickel-and-dime” nights, MHT can be a relief because the big pieces are already included. The one variable is drinks and any merchandise.

Who should book this, and who should think twice

This is a strong match if you want:

• a fun couples night
• something social for a group or birthday
• a holiday activity that feels upbeat and interactive
• a show where the comedy is in English

It also fits families in the sense that the show is described as family friendly and never crude. But if your child is sensitive to innuendo or double meaning, you might feel more comfortable waiting until the kids are older.

It’s also great for people who feel nervous about joining in. The audience interaction is part of the show’s style, but it’s framed as good-humored crowd play. Still, if you hate being singled out, you may want to choose a table where interaction feels less intense.

Wheelchair access is listed as available, and the venue can accommodate prams and wheelchairs if you flag it during booking.

Practical advice to make your night smoother

A few small choices can upgrade the experience fast:

• Arrive early. The doors open around 7:00 PM, and getting seated quickly helps with food warmth and comfort.
• If you’re sensitive to sound, speak up. One account describes moving away from speakers for comfort. Staff can sometimes adjust seating.
• Budget for drinks. The meal is included, but the bar isn’t.
• Tell them about dietary needs. Vegetarian bean-based steak is available, and other requirements can be accommodated with notice.
• If it’s a celebration, mention it. Some nights include extra birthday-style touches, depending on the event and how the cast chooses to spotlight the table.

Also, if you care about the host dynamic, keep an ear out for the compare energy. Names pop up in accounts, like Shona as the compare, and performers like Juicy J and Tarah are referenced in the room. It’s a sign that the cast has personalities that stick beyond the songs.

Should you book the MHT Comedy Drag Dinner Show?

If you want a single, easy-to-book holiday night that combines a proper sit-down meal with a real drag production in English, I’d say book it. The value is strongest when you plan to stay for the whole evening. MHT is designed as a complete experience from warm-up to finale, with the included souvenir photo as a nice bonus.

Skip it if you mainly want a quiet, low-key evening, or if you dislike audience interaction. Also think twice if you’re bringing very young kids and innuendo-style jokes might land uncomfortably.

For most people visiting Tenerife South looking for something entertaining, different, and good for groups or couples, MHT hits the sweet spot.

FAQ

What is the language of the show?

The show is performed entirely in English, including the stand-up comedy and interactions.

How long is the MHT Comedy Drag Dinner Show experience?

It runs about 4.5 hours total, with doors around 7:00 PM and the full evening typically finishing around 11:00 PM.

What’s included in the ticket price?

Your ticket includes the full MHT comedy drag dinner experience, the 3-part show entertainment, a 3-course home-cooked meal, a meet-and-greet with the cast, and a printed souvenir photo. Transfers are included only if you select them as an option.

Is the 3-course meal included?

Yes. The ticket includes a starter, main course, and dessert.

What meal is served for the main course?

The main course is turkey roast dinner, including turkey, roast and mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and gravy.

Are there vegetarian options?

Yes. The vegetarian option is a bean-based steak. Dietary requirements can be accommodated if you let the team know when booking.

Do kids eat the same meal as adults?

Kids can choose either the same meal as adults or chicken nuggets and wedges.

Are drinks included in the ticket?

No. Drinks are available for purchase at the venue.

Where do I check in?

Show your voucher at the reception of Music Hall Tavern.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the experience is listed as wheelchair accessible.