A breakout star from RuPaul's Drag Race season 14, where she was runner up to that season's title, British drag queen Lady Camden has since toured the world for nearly two years as part of the Werq the World tour alongside fellow RuPaul drag queens, delighting audiences from Sydney to Tokyo to Barcelona to Oslo to Huntsville Alabama. In between her rigorous touring of her unique blend of comedy, dance, and drag, she presents annual drag and burlesque cabarets in San Francisco. Prior to her career in drag, she trained at the Royal Ballet School in London and performed as a member of the companies of both the Slovak National Ballet and the Sacramento Ballet. This is her first appearance in Rehoboth Beach and at Clear Space!

Tony Award winner Alice Ripley makes her Clear Space debut in a special one night only cabaret performance accompanied by Grammy and Emmy award winner John McDaniel. Best known for originating the role of Diana Goodman in Next to Normal (Tony award), Alice has appeared in countless productions on Broadway and across the country. Noteable other Broadway roles include Betty in the original cast of Sunset Boulevard, Violet Hilton in the original cast of Side Show (Tony and Drama Desk nomination), Fantine in Les Miserables, Janet in Rocky Horror Show, and Mrs. Bateman in American Psycho. Clear Space is thrilled to welcome John McDaniel back on the keys as Alice's music director, after conducting countless Broadway musicals and regional productions.

After a sold out run at NYC's Laurie Beechman Theater, delightful cabaret artist Matthew Rosenstein brings his latest show Make Me French to Rehoboth Beach. The story of a Brooklyn bagel who just wants to be a French croissant, Make Me French is directed and co-authored by cabaret icon Robbie Rozelle, with music direction and arrangements by Michael Cuschieri. After seeing Les Mis on Broadway, young Matt Rosenstein had one prayer: “Make Me French!” Matt was determined to not just LEARN French but to BE as French as possible and move to Paris - which he did - but not without learning some hilarious lessons along the way. Now, this singer and storyteller extraordinaire wants to share what he’s learned about our most misunderstood ally, through stories and songs - from Broadway show tunes to French disco.

Long a beloved performer on stage at Clear Space, actress and singer Ashley Williams makes her solo cabaret debut at the theater with an evening of music and stories that will raise the roof, stir your soul, and touch your heart. Recent Clear Space roles include Motormouth Maybelle in Hairspray, Joanne in Rent, Mae in Reefer Madness, Pritti in Everybody's Talking About Jamie, and Rachel Marron in The Bodyguard.

 Broadway baritone Matt Doyle stole hearts with his Tony Award winning star turn as Jamie in the 2021 gender-swapped revival of Company. (The performance also won him the Outer Critics Circle Award and the Drama Desk Award.) Other notable Broadway and off-Broadway roles have included Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Anthony in Sweeney Todd, Billy in War Horse, Elder Price in The Book of Mormon, and both Hanschen and Melchior in the original Broadway production of Spring Awakening. He recently originated the title role in Sinatra: The Musical in England and played the title role in The Great Gatsby when the musical transferred to Seoul, South Korea. He appeared in the recurring role of Jonathan Whitney on both the original Gossip Girl television series and its recent HBO Max reboot. He is joined by Grammy and Emmy Award winner John McDaniel as his music director on the keys.

One summer's day, Ian Hawkins set off from his London flat to walk to his brother's house - in Canterbury, at the other end of the legendary Pilgrims' Way (google King Henry II, Thomas a Becket, and The Canterbury Tales)... a distance of 86 miles in just 72 hours. The one thing Ian didn't have? A good reason why he was doing it in the first place.

Following in the footsteps of kings, paupers, and pilgrims, Ian takes the audience on a quest without a cause as he tried to find an answer to why he's hiking through a heatwave and a thunderstorm, encountering failures, ghosts, and the kindness of strangers along the way. His story and the footpath's history intertwine as he looks back on a life that's been far from ordinary and tries to answer the question: what motivates us to do difficult things? An acclaimed storyteller and stand up comedian, Ian Hawkins has appeared on stage with The Moth, written for the BBC, coached writers and speakers at Netflix, and told stories all over the world. This is the US premiere of his latest show.

Phillip Boykin Broadway and West End star Phillip Boykin makes his Rehoboth Beach debut accompanied by Grammy and Emmy Award winning pianist and music director John McDaniel. In his 2012 Broadway debut in Porgy & Bess, he received a Tony Award nomination for his portrayal of Crown, a role he reprised at Regent's Park in London. Subsequent Broadway appearances have included On the Town, Once on this Island, The Music Man, and Hadestown (in which he played Hades for three years on both Broadway and in the West End). He joined the star-studded cast of Sondheim on Sondheim at the Hollywood Bowl and has performed opposite Jake Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford in the Encores! production of Sunday in the Park with George. His voice has been praised in the press as "ravishing," "with charisma and a voice to die for" and "booming baritone [that] will instantly cure all your troubles."

Pathological Playwright, actor, producer, director, and Emmy Award-winner Kit Williamson (Netflix's Eastsiders, HBO's Mad Men), presents a concert reading of his new confessional one man play, Pathological, an only partially true (and possibly autobiographical) story that shows us that truth is stranger than fiction... provided that we can tell the difference between the two. Kit made his Broadway debut in Talk Radio, opposite Liev Schreiber. His latest series Unconventional streams on the LGBTQ streaming network Revry.

Karen Mason Karen Mason has starred on Broadway, off-Broadway, television, and recording and "has few peers when it comes to ripping the roof off with her amazing voice that knows know bounds!" (TheatreScene.net). Her career has spanned intimate venues and the largest houses across the country. In the original Broadway production of Sunset Boulevard, she served as the standby to Glenn Close, Betty Buckley, and Elaine Paige for Normal Desmond. She originated Velma von Tussel in the original Broadway production of Hairspray, and originated the role of Tanya in Mamma Mia! on Broadway, a role which awarded her a Drama Desk nomination for Best Actress in a musical. As a concert hall headliner, she has played Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Birdland NYC, 54 Below, The Supper Club, and many more venues, sharing the stage with Jerry Herman, Chita Rivera, Rosemary Clooney, Luciano Pavarotti, Liza Minnelli, and John Kander & Fred Ebb, among many others. Accompanied by Grammy and Emmy Award winning music director and pianist John McDaniel, she will give an unforgettable cabaret concert in her Rehoboth Beach debut.