Punching well above its weight, Club D’amour combines the intimacy of a small-scale cabaret show with the impact of a blockbuster. Kim Balfour is entranced.

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6 July 2023
Punching well above its weight, Club D’amour combines the intimacy of a small-scale cabaret show with the impact of a blockbuster. Kim Balfour is entranced.
6 May 2023
Reuben Kaye turns up the heat on the haters in a wicked performance that makes us all feel good, writes Julie Hosking.
6 February 2023
With plenty of variety (and skin) on display, there’s something to suit every appetite in drag cabaret show Yummy Iconic, says Rachel Denham-White.
1 February 2023
Berlin punk-pop siblings Otto & Astrid return with their unique brand of musical madness and while the show is played for laughs, these guys can play, writes Ara Jansen
27 January 2023
Raucous Rabbit generates plenty of laughs but is missing that magical touch, writes David Zampatti.
25 January 2023
Leaving home is hard but coming back isn’t easy either – even for a force of nature like Jamie Mykaela. There’s brilliance here, although Floozy doesn’t quite hit a home run, writes David Zampatti.
23 January 2023
Chameleon bravely pulls back the curtains on mental illness with humour and heart, leaving Patrick Gunasekera moved and emboldened.
17 January 2023
Champagne Showgirls promise a night of erotic and playful tales when you take a ride on their Carousel.
17 January 2023
Fusing cabaret, clowning, burlesque and circus, Clara Cupcakes promises to make the West a little wilder when she gallops into Northbridge for festival season.
5 December 2022
The small but talented cast of Rouge impresses Kim Balfour with circus cabaret that’s both entertaining and provocative.