Review – Champaigne Cabaret
The concept is a good one and I imagined these 3 young girl sitting around their living room excitedly plotting their Fringe show some months ago.
Category: Cabaret
Review – The Art of Letting Go
This refreshingly funny show was presented in a very simple style, a woman, a piano and a lot of attitude. Not the sort of attitude that gets an airing very often.
Review – At The Movies
It is a collection of burlesque performances, tied loosely together by a pair of overly-cheesy hosts – it is also a loose parody of David and Margaret’s At The Movies and follows the format of a review show.
Review – Boon-esque – Getting to the Good Bits
Boon-esque is a bold and juicy tribute to the literature, music and fashion of the mid-Twentieth century.
KURT – Justin Burford
Grunge fans, its time to get your cabaret on. As for everyone else, nevermind.
East End Cabaret
I wasn’t sure what to expect from East End Cabaret – was it meant to be set in East Germany, some kind of black comedy play within a play that would end up annoying me and making me feel dumb?
Review – Tina C’s Australian Tour
Tina C. is the alter-ego of British comedian Christopher Green and is like a cross between Tina Turner
and a Southern Baptist Preacher.
10 Quick Qs – The Upside-Down Girl – Anya Anastasia
Is heckling allowed?
Heckling is allowed, but no killers are allowed in the audience. Have to be very clear on that. I don’t like killers.
Review – The Upside-Down Girl
Anya Anastasia, of cabaret group Bird Wizdom, makes her solo debut in this delightful piece of cabaret that showcases the artist’s stellar talent in both singing and song-writing.
Review – Lovebirds
The singing is just amazing. The humour is fantastic – each of the four actors brings something different to the table – they are all incredibly talented and work perfectly together. You’ll probably fall in love with these curious creatures, the Lovebirds, as they take you on their journey of love and well, sex.
10 Quick Qs – The Revolution Will Be Sexual – EastEnd Cabaret
I wanna get in Freddie Mercury’s pants. Like now.
Review – The Revolution Will Be Sexual – Eastend Cabaret
If you like your cabaret sophisticated, conservative and beautiful – then this is not the show for you.
On the other hand, if you like your cabaret dirty, crass, sexual and ridiculously funny, then this is definitely the show for you.
