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1 month ago | frooty.com.au | Matt Innes

“I have some of my filthiest, most fabulous friends from all over the world coming together to do what they do best in a way that no one has ever seen before,” Bernie teases. A handsome hand balancer, a kinky contortionist, gender-bending aerialists and a fire-breathing femme fatale are among the debaucherous delights awaiting audiences at ‘Club Kabarett’. Bernie says the show offers a full sensory cabaret experience, right down to the sensual set and setting.

Nov 20, 2024 | frooty.com.au | Jesse Chaffey

The story and music of ‘Wicked’ is timeless. . . And it has been loved by theatre audiences around the world since its debut in 2003. To this day, its themes around nature vs nurture and treating people with kindness resonate fiercely – so the announcement of its conversion into a film (or, two films) was met with huge excitement. Well, now it’s here. How does it rate?

Jul 10, 2024 | frooty.com.au | Jesse Chaffey

With this being my second experience of a Theatrical production (the first being ‘The Sound Of Music’), I knew what to expect – some great local talents bringing the joy of theatre to crowds in an affordable, accessible location. Luckily, these expectations were met once again, carried by a story known far and wide about a man with boundless talent. Matthew Hadgraft’s Peter Allen captures the performer’s flair and love of performing well.

Feb 20, 2024 | frooty.com.au | Courtney Act

This year’s Boots & Bling-themed weekend will be headlined by Courtney Act, who is set to present multiple performances and make many appearances throughout. “I’m absolutely thrilled to finally set foot in Daylesford for ChillOut 2024! After hearing countless fabulous stories about this gem of a town and its vibrant community, I'm ready to sprinkle a little Courtney Act sparkle on the festivities,” Courtney says.

Dec 14, 2023 | frooty.com.au | Jesse Chaffey

This enduring art form deserves to be reflected on in the most meaningful way possible. Luckily, Arts Centre Melbourne has opened the doors to more than 850,000 objects in its Australian Performing Arts Collection (APAC) Store, giving the public an exciting opportunity to tour the archives and get an insight into what it takes to develop, manage and preserve the materials.