Cabaret Archives

An art deco dance hall, red wine, hot chips and music by The Beatles performed by three uber-delightful cabaret performers:

Melbourne Cabaret Festival: Dear Blossom

From ‘Surrey with the Fringe on Top’ to ‘Peel Me a Grape’, Fem Belling took us on a wonderful trip

Due to a disjointed story light on insight, Stormy Weather: The Lena Horne Project was often too breezy and fluffy;

AussieTheatre has a double pass to give away to The Glory Box… Paradise in Melbourne next Thursday 11 July at

Phil Scott’s new show is the type of show that every cabaret festival needs – a cabaret about cabaret. Scott

In a magnificent re-birthing of the cabaret, Director/choreographer Timothy Brown shakes the dust from the moth-eaten nineteenth century salon scene

Bette Midler was discovered by Steve Ostrow, and now he’s discovered another gem: Sydney’s Catherine Alcorn. Her cabaret tribute to

Self-described “chanteuse and torch singer” Lady Rizo demands attention. It’s not just because of her glamourous ascent to the stage in

A woman, a bath. Maureen O’Hara Spends a Quiet Night At Home, playing at the Judith Wright Centre, is a