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CABARET SOIRÉE - THE FABULOUS FRANCES FAYE IN AUSTRALIA

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Perth | Cabaret | Suitable for general audiences
November, 2009
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DownStairs at the Maj

CABARET SOIRÉE - THE FABULOUS FRANCES FAYE IN AUSTRALIA

CABARET SOIRÉE Season: 2 October to 7 November 2009
Every Friday and Saturday, 8.30pm – DownStairs at the Maj
The popular Cabaret Soirée season is back DownStairs at the Maj from 2 October to 7 November 2009 every Friday and Saturday with a six week program of original concerts featuring Australia’s hottest cabaret talent!

CABARET SOIRÉE 6 & 7 November, THE FABULOUS FRANCES FAYE IN AUSTRALIA
FEATURING Nick Christo & LB Little Big Band DIRECTED BY Neil Gooding

Charismatic performer Nick Christo pays tribute to one of the bawdiest broads of all time in this wild cocktail of swinging jazz, crazy bongo rhythms, smoke dipped one liners and cool ex husbands on horn! Sizzle to the sounds of the LB Little Big Band serving all the finger snapping shakers like Fever, Shimmy Like My Sister Kate and The Man I Love!


8.30pm

10.30pm

info@bocsticketing.com.au

BOCS Ticketing

08 94841133

$35-40

www.bocsticketing.com.au

825 Hay St, Perth

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