Seesaw Mag is giving away a double pass for a night celebrating all things Cabaret CHEEK!
Competitions/Cabaret
WIN tickets to Champagne Showgirls
6 September 2021
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Champagne Showgirls are a collective group of performers at the top of their entertainment fields. This all-star cast perform world-class cabaret, aerial, burlesque, dance, acrobatics with live musicians in an exclusive and mesmerising production.
Come enjoy the glitz and glamour of Perth’s hottest contemporary burlesque group in this seven act show that will leave you hypnotised.
Winner of “Australia’s Best Burlesque Production 2020” (X AWARDS) and voted “The Best Cabaret and Variety show” (Fringe Festival Perth 2021 – The Western Australian).
Champagne Showgirls presents Cabaret CHEEK
Dates: 1, 2, 8 and 9 October 2021
Venue: Air Nightclub, Northbridge
To be in the running to win a double pass, simply email competitions@seesawmag.com.au with “Champagne Showgirls” in the title, plus your name and phone number in the body of the email.
Limit of one entry per person.
Deadline for entries: 5pm, Sunday 26 September 2021. Winners will be notified by email on Monday 27 September 2021.
Want more? Read our cabaret reviews here.
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