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When weekend brunch is a drag

Elaborate costumes, some irreverant comedy, singing and dancing at Top of the Pines
Alonda Sanchez is one of the guest drag queens during the March 26 event at Top of the Pines restaurant. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
Ron MacArthur
March 30, 2023

Add in a parade of drag queens, lots of comedy, including some off-color jokes, and food and drink and you have the ingredients making up the weekend Top of the Pines Restaurant Drag Brunch Show.

With Mona Lotts, a Rehoboth Beach female impersonator supreme, as emcee, three of her friends joined her to entertain the large audience on March 26 at the restaurant at 56 Baltimore Ave., Rehoboth Beach. The event is held every Saturday and Sunday. Go to thepinesrb.com for more information. The show is billed as mature comedy and is only open to those 21 years of age and over.

Mona, who boasted she was the prettiest by far, was joined by Krista Kelly, Alonda Sanchez and Tamia Gisele Mykles.

Mona offered a heart-felt story about coming out as a gay man and her background and family life, which includes being a father to her daughter and grandfather to six children and her husband of 20 years.

Mona Lotts, emcee of the Top of the Pines Drag Brunch, has been a popular female impersonator for 20 years in Rehoboth Beach.
Alonda Sanchez, the Latin Bombshell, sports one of her elaborate costumes near the finale of the Top of the Pines Drag Brunch.
Co-host Kristina Kelly is dressed in polka-dots as she entertains the full-house audience at the weekend drag brunch in Rehoboth Beach.
In one of her four costume changes, Mona Lotts wears a dotted robe and sings a song about her cat.
Co-host Krista Kelly interacts with the audience as she works the crowd.
Tamia Gisele Mykles, one of the guest female impersonators, is the former Miss Pride of America.

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