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Independent Theatre Presents
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Dracula:
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Miss Pole Dance SA
Saturday August 27th
Tickets: $55-$60
Miss Pole Dance South Australia 2022 will take place on Saturday August 27th! Miss Pole Dance is all about the glitz and glamour and demonstrates the showgirl side of pole dance. Hosted by Chilli Rox come and witness Amateur and Professional contestants battle it out for the coveted crown where they will get a change to compete at the Miss Pole Dance Australia titles to be held in November at Enmore theatre later this year. Performances by Miss Pole Dance Australia title holders and an opening show to blow your socks off.
The Importance of Being Earnest
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James Liotta & Piero Viavattene
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Fairytales on Ice
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Tickets
Silver $42.90 Gold 57.90 Platinum 69.90 Royal VIP Experience 89.90 Family of 4 - 10% off ticket price (applicable for Silver, Gold, & Platinum Tickets) “Absolutely Incredible!”
Arts on Stage, New York |
The ‘Back 2 Back Short Show Festival’ is SA’s purely local performers/producers Theatre Festival, hosted at the home of live local theatre, Star Theatres One and Two.
Come and see your favourite performers
and some you’ve never heard of! Featuring cabaret acts, plays, dance and musical theatre. You can come for one show, or stay for more and receive a free drink. Discounts for group bookings.
Each show is 1 hour (approx), so have a snack and a drink between shows and make a night of it! |
Last 2 Weeks of October
"It's our 8th year!"
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Sondheim and MeLife is odd, but as a neurodivergent, it’s even more odder…er. Life for us is viewed in the most inexplicable ways that even we don’t understand half the time! So join Jaxon as he guides you through his interpretations of life with the intrepid music of Stephen Sondheim.
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In The CoversHenry Olonga is a former test cricket player, human rights activist and former 'the Voice' contestant, turned balladeer. He brings a show likely to thrill the romantic side of many with a few power ballads, songs with a tinge of political activism, popular songs and songs made famous in musical theatre. From powerful arias to soothing love songs this one man show will not disappoint if you are looking for a true variety concert. The hour long set will include brief segways into life stories that have shaped Olonga's life from childhood through to the present time. From the cricket pitch, into exile and finally landing on the stage where he has found his feet.
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Period.Carla, the woman who brought you the award-winning, critically acclaimed cabaret The Catchelorette… This diva is done talking about boys, now it’s all about the beautiful bloody bleeders! Sex Education, social pressure and the patriarchy have a lot to answer for. The road to womanhood sure is an intense rollercoaster. It’s time to debunk the myths, the rumours and the shame for good! Carla is staying true to her confessional brand and she’s doing it all for the good of the powerful people with periods. No longer will she be quiet, no longer will she be ashamed, it’s time to share the knowledge and the superpowers of what comes natural…. PERIODS! If you’ve ever stained your undies, hid period care items up your sleeves, used codewords for menstruation, had a heavy flow or you’re in love with a beautiful bloody bleeder, this cabaret show is for you. Inspired by true events with an eclectic musical soundtrack. Carla will inspire you to be a loud and proud Beautiful! Bloody! Bleeder.
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END OF B2B FESTIVAL
Midway To Nowhere
Australia, winter, 1952, and a group of New Australians, migrants from devastated post-war Europe, awaits release from the limbo of life in an Australian migrant camp. These include Greeks, Italians and Serbs. Recent rioters have burnt down camp buildings, triggering armoured intervention by the army. Powerless, the migrants wage war against the camp administration, each other and themselves. Based on actual events at Bonegilla, the most famous of all migrant camps, “Midway to Nowhere” relates a chapter in Australia’s history whose telling is well overdue. This exciting new play is at turns funny, sad, angry and painful. A play that will appeal on many levels: historically, sociologically; and philosophically, it is a play for all times and all Australians, old and new.
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