We all know summer in Bruns is hard to beat, especially when the Brunswick Picture House is bringing you another jam-packed January, all in air-conditioned comfort.
The ‘House’ is flying straight out of the gate from 3 January with their smash hit show – Bruns Does Burlesque, which returns dripping with pure glamour in an all-new, bumper three-week summer season – the biggest yet – featuring some of Australia’s hottest burlesque and boylesque artists. Like its sister show, the Cheeky Cabaret, the sexy, sassy and innovative cast are truly representative of the jaw-dropping beauty of the world of burlesque, right here in Brunswick Heads.
What better way to start 2025 than with one of the shire’s hottest shows? Don’t miss out – there are discounted tickets available for preview night.
The Picture House, which some say is the official home of comedy in the shire, once again, has a January lineup of comedy will leave you laughing in the aisles: high school teacher turned brilliant comic, Bron Lewis, hits the Bruns stage with her show Who’sTalking?! – while the dynamic duo Mel Buttle and Nath Valvo are back with high kicks, twirls and a whole gossipy avalanche of jokes.
And finally the House’s best mate and Australia’s favourite dickhead, Tommy Little returns with a brand new show – over six sessions. You’ll be the first in Australia to hear his jokes before he takes the show on the road.
And finally, don’t let the adults have all the fun – Lil’ Cheeky, the family friendly circus bonanza is back in an all new, all ages circus show that no one – young or old – should miss. It’s got the sass and attitude of the late-night shows but without the guilt of leaving any of the family behind. Put the devices aside and bring them out for some true live entertainment. January 18 and 25 at 2pm with family discounts available.
Cheeky organisers say, ‘Want front row seats to any of our events? Fancy a discount off your show tickets? Join the Housemate program, as many others have done, and enjoy plenty of benefits. You’ll also be supporting a local community not-for-profit entertainment venue.’
The Garden Bar is open an hour before showtime – grab a bite and a fancy cocktail. It’s open before, during the show and at interval. Be sure to check out the full summer program on sale now at: brunswickpicturehouse.com.
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