G'Day Habibi. Melbourne Fringe Festival 2016
When Danielle Faour began her show, G’Day Habibi, with an unaccompanied Arabic pop song, I admit I feared the worst. I worried that this would be a show that not only was not for me, but was aggressively opposed to me.
How wrong I was! Faour’s show about growing up with a Lebanese father and anglo mother was an absolute riot, not unrelated to the fact that she had quite a few members of her family in the audience.
Sure some of the vocal manners need to be smoothed over, and Faour could stand to gain some experience in dealing with a rowdy audience, but this is a new voice with an exciting future in Melbourne’s cabaret scene, and I look forward to seeing what she does next.
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Went and saw the show thought it was an absolute scream will definitely be up for anything else Danielle Faour does.
Those reading this, Tonight is the last show we are doing of G'day Habibi
We are holding the event at the Butterfly Club in Melbourne tonight, show starts at 8:30pm
Come along for some fun!
We hope to see you there.
Tickets can also be purchased from the box office.