Miss Conception’s TV Land’ Debuts at The Palm Cabaret

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Kevin Levesque created his lovable, energetic character, Miss Conception, almost 20 years ago and has been selling out shows around the world with ‘live singing’ shows ever since! The creativity that goes into each of Miss Conception’s shows is impressive!. The costumes, the original themes, the parodies, the songs, the drama and the side-splitting comedy are all a recipe for a spectacular entertainment experience! Miss Conception delivers every time with her original shows featuring instant-costume-changes, exciting choreography, fabulous vocals and non-stop fun! Just ask her audience, who return again and again to see the adorable, quirky and exuberant Miss Conception.

This season, the international Female Delusionist®, Miss Conception brings two new shows to The Palm Cabaret and Bar. Her highly successful Christmas show, ‘Twas the Night Before Miss Conception’ just ended and now she is about to launch, ‘Miss Conception’s TV Land’ on Monday, January 7th.

‘TV Land’ relives some of our favorite shows, as only Miss Conception can do with her wonderfully creative look at television. ‘TV Land will appeal to a broad audience and will feature favorites like Baywatch, Wonder Woman, I Love Lucy, Will & Grace, Golden Girls, The Muppet Show, The Simpsons, Sonny & Cher and many more!

Miss Conception has toured the world, spreading her special brand of love, humor and song. She has been the opening act for Leslie Jordan (Will and Grace), Lorna Loft (daughter of Judy Garland) and has performed with Tony award winner Jennifer Holliday from Dreamgirls. She’s had her own show with Second City (Toronto) and has been featured on ‘Queer as Folk’ and ‘Degrassi, The Next Generation and was the first ever drag contestant on ‘Wipe Out Canada.’

Kevin Levesque (a.k.a. Miss Conception) has been active in his spare time, fundraising for various causes. He has raised money for the People with Aids Foundation, Friends for Life Bike Rally and even rode his bike from Toronto to Montréal raising $40,000. Kevin also has his own charity fund with Fife House called the ‘Miss Conception Resident Comfort Fund’ that’s raised funds to assist residents with medication, bedding and household items as they are given a fresh start in life. For more information or to donate please visit www.fifehouse.org.

So if you are looking for some of the very best Vallarta entertainment, see ‘Miss Conception’s TV Land.’ This new show is sure to keep the audience howling with laughter and leaping to their feet with applause. The originality, live vocals, dancing, costumes and humor all add to up to a top-notch performance. You can catch Miss Conception’s performances at The Palm Cabaret in Zona Romantica Monday nights at 7 pm and 9:30 pm and Thursday nights at 9:30 pm. For more information and tickets please go to: www.thepalmcabaret.com.

Kevin Levesque created his lovable, energetic character, Miss Conception, almost 20 years ago and has been selling out shows around the world with ‘live singing . . .

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