Advertising for the event "did not provide notice as to the sexually explicit nature of the Show's performance or other content," the state's Department of Business and Professional Regulation's Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco said in its complaint against the Orlando Philharmonic Plaza Foundation Inc., filed Feb. 3.

"Respondent promoted the Show using targeted, Christmas-themed promotional materials that did not provide notice as to the sexually explicit nature of the Show's performance or other content," the complaint said, referencing a photo of the event's listing online included as evidence.

"Rather than call attention to the Show's sexually explicit content or acknowledge that it might not be appropriate for children, Respondent's promotional material unequivocally stated "all ages welcome."

"Prior to the Show occurring and based on media reports about the Show at other locations, Petitioner sent a letter to Respondent notifying Respondent that 'sexually explicit drag show performances constitute public nuisances, lewd activity and disorderly conduct when minors are in attendance' and that, if Respondent failed to ensure that minors were prohibited from attending such performances, its license would be subject to penalties up to and including revocation."