Jai Rodriguez tells his ‘Dirty Little Secrets’ in Puerto Vallarta

December 3, 2015 / By Ian Hayden Parker

Jai Rodriguez is having the time of his life and wants you to join him as he tells, Dirty Little Secrets, in his new, hit cabaret show at The Red Room in December.

Jai describes the show as an R rated version of the tv show Glee. In the style of old school cabaret, his performance includes “All that Jazz” from Chicago, “Corner of the Sky” fromPippin, and a beautiful version of “All of Me,” just to name a few. Jai’s show is both song and story driven, as he skillfully uses musical theater and pop songs to accent his experiences. From growing up in a strict religious household to playing a drag queen in a Pulitzer Prize winning Broadway show, to winning an Emmy for hosting Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Jai Rodriquez entertainingly takes us on his amazing journey through song and story.

Good looking and charming, Jai is at ease with his audience and has a magnificent voice. As an award winning television actor and broadway star, he started his career with a role in the hit broadway show, Rent. He continued on the New York stage with roles that showcased his singing and acting abilities. Perhaps his most notable role has been as the “culture guy” for the hit Bravo show, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. This facinating show, stars 4 gay men who teach straight men how to stylishly dress. Jai was also on the popular tv series,Glee.

In his Red Room show, Dirty Little Secrets, Jai describes his winding journey discovering himself and building a career with his singing and acting talents. Funny, talented, sexy and delightfully gay, Jai Rodriquez is someone you’ll want to see. This show is getting a lot of praise, so don’t miss this limited engagement!

Remaining performances of Dirty Little Secrets are scheduled for December 3rd and 12th at 7:30 pm and December 4th, 8th and 10th at 9:30 pm. The Red Room Cabaret is located at Act II Entertainment, Insurgentes 300 located at the corner of Basilio Badillo and Insurgentes. Tickets are available at the box office or through vallartatickets.com

Jai Rodriguez is having the time of his life and wants you to join him as he tells, Dirty Little Secrets, in his new, hit . . .

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