Dixie’s Tupperware Party

Dixie we love you! Fun show for the whole family. Good Southern trash drag bliss. Bring your own tupperwares to the party!

Can I get a WOOHOO!!! It’s Dixie’s Tupperware Party!!!
Yes, my boy friend and I attended a Tupperware Party and surely we did not know what to expect! It was our first time ever going to one of these and we sure loved it! I didn’t even know that Tupperware and Party can even come together (haha so glad it did). After Dixie’s show, I can never look at plastic and glass the same way ever again (In a good way of course!). I just have to note that I do apologize for how horrendously late this review is, but it is not going to stop me from telling you about how great the show was. So WOOHOO we go!!!
Dixie’s Tupperware Party was located at Samueli Theater at Segerstrom Centers for Arts. This show specifically got extended due to its popular demands (YAAASS!!). It is sad to say that the 6^th season is over, but I am sure Dixie Longate will be coming back real soon because she is not done having Tupperware parties, educating people about the «plastic crap», and making them laugh non-​stop due to her amazing sell’s pitch. I swear there was a couple of times where my boy friend and I wanted to buy a couple of the items.
**Note: The show was about 1 hour and 40 minutes with no intermission, but who needs a break when you got Dixie to entertain you (HEHE).
Once we entered the theater, we picked up our tickets at the window and wrote out our names onto the name tags for our raffle number (Dixie does raffles during her show. How cool! Free stuff!). Then we headed towards our seats which was located at an awesome spot. It was not to far back and towards the center of the stage. Audience members can also purchase tickets to sit on the stage (Neat-​O!). Also in each seat there was a «cat-​log» for us to take a look at, to circle wanted items, and to purchase them (Dixie is really selling you stuff!).
Before the party started, Dixie went around with a bowl of mints to give to the audience members. Very sweet of her! Throughout the show, she was super interactive with everyone, having us sing to her Tupperware song, giving us a history about how the party first started, making tons of jokes, having raffles to give away amazing prizes to people, getting the stage audiences to play a game, and of course selling us the Tupperware. She sure can talk convincingly fast and getting you into a daze to buy ‘em plastic because they are a life time warranty.
Once the show was over, the boy friend and I got in line to take pictures with the awesome red-​headed Dixie Longate. She made some silly jokes with us while taking pictures. I think I almost turned bright red like Rudolph’s nose because she was teasing me about things. She also liked my furry boots and wanted to pet the fur (silly Dixie!). Overall, I got to say what a wonderful night!
History of Dixie Longate:
Dixie Longate is a sexy redhead from Mobile, Alabama. She moved her trailer with her 3 kids to Los Angeles because of the conditions on her parole.
In 2001, Dixie Longate became a Tupperware lady by selling tons of «plastic crap» as she drinks for free A LOT. Within a year, she became the nation’s #1 Tupperware seller due to some plastic bowls and lots of drunk women which somehow equal to lots of sales.
In 2007, New York producers created a show out of Dixie’s Tupperware party. She received a Drama Desk Award nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance. Since 2008, she toured around and has shown her bowls in over 5 countries.
Appreciation note:
Thank you to Miss Dixie, Ryan C. and the Unilocal Crew, and Segerstrom for the tickets! It was an extraordinary show and I would love to come back for another Tupperware Party! Woot Woot!

Meet Dixie Longate, one of Tupperware’s top selling salesmen, erm, saleswomen! While her big red hair might not be real, the laughs, fun, and option to buy «plastic crap» certainly are! That’s right, this is a bona fide Tupperware party full of fellatio related (and other for the most part PG13) jokes, raffles, a little bit of history, some life lessons, and a dash of audience participation.
Dixie’s Tupperware Party is definitely unique and fun for (almost) all ages!

DIXIE LONGATE: sexy redhead, fast-​talker, a tall drink of water with an arrest record.
BROWNIE WISE: marketing pioneer, party planner, first woman to appear on the cover of Business Week.
ME: clueless, easy target, devoid of any Tupperware whatsoever.
Ever since I was knee-​high to a grasshopper, I remember growing up in a house full of Tupperware, completely littered, I say! My mother adored it; and although I never quite knew where it came from or how it made its way into our home – honestly, how on earth it even found space enough to exist with the rest that we already had – my mom and Tupperware developed quite the relationship. Now, there’s no doubt in my mind: she was off at some Tupperware party! I’m sure of it! In fact, had I brought my mom along to Miss Dixie’s party – bless her heart – she would’ve cleared Miss Dixie out!
What a great show! What clever marketing! Sadly, I hadn’t walked away with any Tupperware myself – however, many did – but I did keep the catalog. That Orange Peeler could definitely find a place in my home. =]
Thank you to Segerstrom, Miss Dixie, and Ryan for another exceedingly cool evening!

Best live show we saw in 2014! Dixie is hilarious and raunchy and so super quick. Loved the improv when the audience was reluctant to participate. So worth the money (though got my tickets free from Unilocal!). My husband even had a good time. I highly recommend this show.

(Thanks Unilocal & Segerstrom for the tickets!)
I had no idea what to expect and I looked at very few photos so that I could be surprised. This is definitely not in my usual realm of shows, so it was great that Unilocal & Segerstrom teamed up to offer tickets, otherwise I would’ve missed out on this hilarious show!
Dixie Longate (I didn’t even know her name was a play on words until my +1 told me!) was awesome to watch and listen to. Her jokes fly fast so you’re riveted to her every word to catch everything.
If you sit in the front row, you’ll probably get heckled. But all in good fun. You can even purchase seats ON the stage as I saw 4 audience members on the couches. They got to play a tupperware game at the end and winners took home some sweet tupperware bowls!
This show is unique in that she uses the tupperware products to sell and make each item memorable. You really want to buy all those items! And they have the actual catalog on each seat so that you can mark the ones you want.
I personally liked the Chip Dip Bowl, the Collapsible Bowls, and the Can Opener!
And I didn’t realize there was so many different products now. They also come with a lifetime guarantee! Take that, Rubbermaid or Lock’n’Lock!
Located at the Samueli Theater that’s BEHIND/​SIDE OF the Segerstrom Concert Hall.
Highly recommend this show as the dates have been extended to January 4^th, 2015.

I’ve been to a lot of parties in my life, but I was a tupperware party virgin until Dixie came along. She popped my container knowledge cherry, and my life of plastics and glass was forever changed. Although she was a solo fast talking and outspoken one of a kind act, she was legitimately selling tupperware. I admit there were a few occasions when my +1 and I were seriously considering some of her offers as she was quite persuasive.
The venue is set up similarly to what you’d expect at a stand-​up comedy show with dinning-​room-​table type of chairs on stacked row by row along an upward incline. It’s a nice casual and intimate setting, but quite difficult to find. Staff was courteous and polite. Thanks Ryan and Dixie for an entertaining end of the year show!

So who knew that a Tupperware party could be so fun! Well I didn’t and I had a blast watching Dixie’s show. It was filled with adult humor, booze, sexual references and a pepped up crowd.
The show was interactive and had a couple raffles with some winners being called up to the stage. Dixie presented the different selection of tuppers she had in a great way. I definitely jotted down some items I liked and will be placing an order. Tupperware comes with a lifetime warranty and though some items are priced a little high you know they will lasts lifetime!
Thanks Unilocal for providing me with this perk!

$ 60 a pop! Yes, this is a real tupperware party… repeat…this is a real tupperware party!!! Now, for real tupperware parties there is no fee… but hey this was an Elite Perk… so yea… Anywhoo, this is a one man show in full drag and full of laughs! Ms. Dixie is a great personality… it would not surprise me if she got a movie deal soon. I kind of hoped she mentioned more about what she did to land on parole and more info about her kids. Towards the end it felt that it kind of dragged on. She really is selling tupperware and this is really a show as well. My boyfriend was so lost… but hey… I saw him laugh so it couldn’t have been all bad. (Smile)

Back the truck up! This is a REAL Tupperware party! But wait — aren’t real Tupperware parties free? Well, yeah, but you are never going to laugh this much at a Tupperware party. Plus, Dixie provides everyone with a lovely mint at the beginning of the show and those little guys are EXPENSIVE, so it’s only fitting that you help contribute to defray the cost.
Seriously though, if you’re looking for 90 minutes of laughter and a couple touching moments, audience interaction (don’t worry, it’s all in good fun but those that participate get a PRIZE!), you’ll want to get out of your trailer to see Dixie in action. I don’t want to give much away except you might not want to bring kids as apparently Tupperware can get a little dirty. Luckily everything is dishwasher safe when you get home.

I will never, ever look at Tupperware the same. Who knew that food storage could be so entertaining, and slightly inappropriate (but in a completely good way!)?
The intimate setting of the Samueli Theater was a perfect location to host the Best Tupperware Party I Have Ever Attended. Yes, this a show, but it was also a REAL Tuppeware party, complete with catalogs (oops, I mean Cat-​Logs), order forms and hilarious product demonstrations. All this paired with the boozy, raunchy wisdom of hostess Dixie Longate made the evening ridiculously fun.
This was not your Grandma’s Tupperware party, although there was a super cute 90 year old woman in the audience who seemed to be enjoying herself immensely!
While I may not ever sip a martini in the car, the next time I need to take 34 Jell-​O shots anywhere, I’m covered!

(Thank you Ryan C. & Segerstorm for the free tickets)
«Hey hookers, I’m Dixie Longate, America’s Favorite Tupperware lady… I’m a southern girl through and through. I started selling the fantastic Plastic crap in 2001 and I have never had so much fun drinking for free in my life. Within a year, I was one of the top sellers in the nation because, well, me and some plastic bowls, and a bunch of drunk women somehow equals lots of sales.»
Dixie’s Tupperware Party is a rather interesting show that I can guarantee you have never seen anything like it else where. Dixie Longate is a man dressed in drag (which makes it even funnier) inviting you to the party… the Tupperware Party! Instead of attending the boring tupperware party where you have the hostess demo the products and trying to sell you some «crap», Dixie Longate does a HILARIOUS job and putting a unique spin to it.
So yes, as many of my fellow Unilocalers had mentioned, this is an actual tupperware party (that you pay to attend and actually purchase items), but you learn how some of these tupperware products have other uses, which includes a cupcake holder (item 791) that can also hold 34 Jell-​o shots if you flip one side over and bring it to church (what a multitasker!).
Jokes are made throughout the show like that so this is definitely not a family/​kid friendly show… this one’s just for the adults. Anyways, 10 minutes before the show started, Dixie comes out with a bowl of mints and offers them to the audience row by row. I was able to take a photo with her as she approached our row. After my husband showed her our photo, she said ‘oh I would have sex with me’ (lol). Also instead of saying cheese, she prefers that you say «penis» (lol).
Dixie does speak rather fast and it may be a little challenging to follow at first, but I was able to keep up with everything she said and she really kept my attention the entire time of the show (1 hour, 40 minutes with NO intermissions). She shares some interesting stories of how she decided to go into tupperware selling and some information about her 3 children and her 3^rd ex husband. She will also tell you all about her idol, Brownie Wise.
In the end, this show really is something to laugh about and hopefully you will find yourself talking about it after it’s over and maybe even find yourself looking through the tupperware catalog and purchase some of the cute items like the collapsible bowls (comes in blue, purple… and the other purple) or a sippy cup that does not leak when the straw is out (which allows for you to drink your beverage of choice in the car while driving… hmm, I like that idea).
Oh and by the way, this play is currently playing at the Samueli Theater (next to the Segerstorm Center) that has been extended to Jan 4 because it’s just that funny, so there is still time to catch a show. But if you do not want to be teased and made fun of, avoid sitting in the front part of the theater and especially the seats on stage (interesting that you can purchase tickets this close).

This show is a hoot. Gotta pay attention she talks fast, and the jokes just keep coming. She also has raffles, so you can be a winner. The venue is intimate, and nice. Thanks for the hook up

Thank you Unilocal for hooking it up with the free tickets! I definitely enjoyed the show, had great laughs, and it was a great way to end the year!
Great location, as well, not too far from where I live!

The show was funny… not as funny as it was for the two girls to our right who might’ve been drunk.
«Dixie» was hilarious and definitely knew how to work the audience and their responses. I will never look at half a tomato the same again. Poor Eric got picked on throughout the entire show, high five for being a great sport.
It’s really interesting that this is a one man/​woman show but also an actual Tupperware sales pitch. I’ve personally never been to a Tupperware party and have only known of this type of «parties» from a recent episode of American Horror Story: Freak Show where Dandy did some gruesome things. Who knew that these things actually exist these days.
I do own a few Tupperware containers purchased from stores or took from my mom’s pantry when I bought my own place. But having a sales person pitching it to me in full drag is a bit odd. My wife really loved looking at the «cat-​log». I’m assuming she will be purchasing a few things from it soon.
Thanks for hooking us up with the free tickets Ryan & Unilocal.Fun times as always! Happy New Year everyone. Don’t drink and drive like Dixie recommended um-​Kay?! Eric. Eric. Eric. Eric. Eric. Eric

«Ya’ll ready to buy some Tupperw. hon? It’s great food storage crap! Now git ur pin, cat-​log an order form ready!»
What a hoot, who knew a Tupperware Party could be SO much fun! But was all this just a show? Nope, it’s a legit Tupperware party b’cuz Dixie was REALLY selling Tupperware!
If you have never been to a Tupperware Party before or even if you have, you seriously owe it to yourself to go to one of Dixie Longates Tupperware parties.
There’s a healthy dose of humor, double entendres and sexual innuendos constantly flying around. I mean who knew that rimming also refers to a bowl?

One of my fave items is the very versatile #1511 Rectangle Cake-​Taker. Not only will it will hold a 9×13 sheet cake… it can carry 18 cupcakes… OR the best part… 34 Jell-​O shots, PAR-​TAY BABY WOOOO!
While I’ve been to the Segerstrom Center many times, this was my first time in the 300-​ish seat Samueli theater. It’s a nice little venue too, comfortable layout, good sound, a great place for a Tupperware Party!
Thanks so much to the trailer park Diva and Queen of Tupperware herself, Dixie Longate, also The Segerstrom Center, Unilocal and Ryan C for this very fun opportunity to learn that Tupperware TRULY IS… great food storage crap!