Nine years ago, the Brunswick Picture House opened on Good Friday with Cheeky Cabaret and Lil’ Cheeky and they haven’t looked back.
We know, we know – we talk about Cheeky a lot, but after opening last week and seeing the whoops and screams of shock and delight from those who attended, this is REALLY the one you don’t want to miss.
We won’t reveal too much about this particular cast, but trust us when we tell you, you’re about to see things on the stage you have never seen before.
The final show is on Easter Sunday at 6pm. Limited front-row posh table seats are available.
We can’t let the adults have all the fun. Their all ages Cheeky is back on Easter Sunday at 2pm. You’ll get family-friendly circus fun with a lot of comedy and a good dose of inspiring hijinks and surprise. Perfect for the whole family.
Has garbage got a bad rep? Absolute Trash is an iconic and ironic celebration of all things garbage – take yourself out for a trashy night of incredible circus, foolery, and sparkling garbage. One show only on Saturday, April 26 at 7.30pm.
Get ready to welcome an Exquisite Pervert to Bruns – Amelia Jane Hunter’s huge international comedy cabaret hit charters the unstoppable adventures of a 50-year-old woman chasing the perfect lighting and sausage condiment, inspired by the basements of Berlin, beauties of Barcelona and one woman’s quest to reignite the power and purpose of love. Thursday, April 24 at 7pm.
Bachelor Girl’s award-winning and much-loved debut Waiting for the Day is one of the most critically-acclaimed Aussie pop/rock albums to come out of the late ‘90s. Don’t miss out on this special 25th anniversary celebration of career-making songs and stories, live on Saturday, May 2 at 7pm.
The ‘House kicks off May with the return of Cha Cha Bang’s embodied burlesque spectacular – Wild Women. This is not just a burlesque show. This is an experience. A striptease spectacular like no other – sacred, embodied, and dangerously sexy. This one’s sold out every single time. May 2, 9 and 10 at 7pm.
And that’s just the next couple of weeks! Watch out for An Evening Without Kate Bush,the return of Kinky Drawers, Cherry Vinyl in Coober Pedy’s Last Showgirl, and new shows from Luke Heggie, Vanessa Larry Mitchgell and Tom Gleeson – coming in May and June.
Tickets for all shows at brunswickpicturehouse.com.
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