Sydney’s Biggest Little Cabaret Festival is back, with a brand new round of performers every week, for four weeks during January, and ending with a Gala Final on 7th February.
Short and Sweet Cabaret Week Two had a superb assortment …
If you’re a sucker for a good collection of original songs, daahlings, sweetie, one that takes you on a journey through different styles and moods, telling stories, plucking at your emotions and showcasing the virtuoso skills of the musicians and …
One of the highlights between each ten minute cabaret act, was the gorgeous Kay Armstrong as the MC. Armstrong contributed plenty of audience participation, great one liners, and some corny jokes, plus one crazy ballet number. All very entertaining and …
In this new show by the Mosman Musical Society, twenty two wonderful songs were presented with new musical arrangements of the best James Bond themes, and these were complemented by songs from Baz Luhrmann’s impressive movie catalogue including Romeo And …
Disneyland! I couldn’t wait for the Sunday night castle with its arc of stars, the theme music and welcome into the wonderful world of Disney. Fantasia, Mary Poppins, Jungle Book. The Love Bug! And of course, Cinderella, …
The Wharf Revue 2015 is back to its sharp, biting satirical best, and for added entertainment they have included literary humour, opera, musicals, pop, jazz and the crude and the vulgar.
Jonathan Biggins, Amanda Bishop, Drew Forsythe and …
You are in the city…it has been a hard day at work,..in fact it has been a tough week…It’s Thursday night..You just want to have some wind down time…grab a hearty meal…have a few wines…catch a show…have a few laughs.…
Seth Drury’s UNMASKING PRINCE CHARMING is soon to make its return visit to Newcastle. This oh so charming one-man cabaret, is fueled by a lifetime of want-to-be fairytale Prince memoirs and mishaps. It is but a glimpse into what he …
I caught up with Mitchell Butel’s zippy cabaret show KILLING TIME last night and the three time Helpmann Award winner was in great form.
Mitchell walked up to the mic looking very sharp, wearing a bright red suit with a …
What a spectacle. Brilliant exciting stellar extravaganza, controlled and highly structured contexts for all the special effects and cast of thousands. POP POP was the sound of all those champagne corks opening the show as Penny Greenhalgh was carried in …