Tag: cabaret

Limbo: The Return – Where Theatrics and Thrills Collide

Walking into The Grand Electric for Strut and Fret’s Limbo – The Return feels like being dropped into a psychedelic dreamscape where circus meets cabaret in a riot of colour and sound. This isn’t just a show; it’s an immersive…

Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett: not-to-be-missed cabaret!

In the heart of Sydney, the Spiegeltent has transformed into a stage for a theatrical experience that is truly one-of-a-kind—Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett. This captivating show is a heady blend of decadence, daring, and pure joy, fusing the timeless allure…

La Cage Aux Folles – The Concourse

The lashes are curled, and the boys are tucked in this spunky new production of La Cage Aux Folles currently playing at The Concourse, Chatswood. La Cage, written by Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Herman, won six Tony awards when it…

Disco descends on Sydney – Velvet Rewired

Boogie fever has claimed the Sydney Opera House as its latest host, with Velvet Rewired playing in the Studio. With its inception in 2015, the original Velvet sold out around the world and ignited the disco scene. Velvet Rewired reminds…

Pigalle Sydney Festival

Sydney Festival’s ‘Pigalle’ – a burlesque/cabaret tour-de-force

Every now and then, a show comes along that blows all your preconceptions out of the water. ‘Pigalle’ is one of those shows. A cabaret-circus-music-burlesque extravaganza, it’s the centrepiece of Sydney Festival‘s Festival Gardens programming in Hyde Park. We’re huge fans…

Blanc De Blanc Encore At Sydney Opera House – The Plus Ones Sydney

The first thing I saw was her leotard. An architectural marvel of multidimensional frills, I watched it sway to the opening strains of Rhapsody in Blue. Staccato-quick lighting changes introduced us to the performers, perched in various places around, amongst,…

Miss Behave Game Show at Sydney Opera House

Front centre stage, at the Sydney Opera House, is the Miss Behave Game Show. This might be the most fun and entertaining show you’ll see this year. It is unmissable — and quite frankly you’d be doing yourself an injustice…