Yana Alana is infamous for her nude, rude and lewd cabaret, and her Adelaide Cabaret Festival show is just as bawdy and outlandish.

Winter is coming! In the world of 'Game of Thrones', that's a bad thing, but for Adelaidians it heralds the arrival of cabaret rather than white walkers.

Kittie – born 1912 – finds herself in 2016 with an array of songs from her travels.

Beauty and darkness intertwined, 'The Birds' is a burlesque flight of fancy; equal parts statuesque flamingo and blood curdling vulture.

So rarely do you come across a performer so enthusiastic and productive, who has utilised their skills to permeate and perfect their craft at every level of a

Jenny Wynter is a Viking Mama on a mission. Her son Olaf (played by a lettuce) is turning three, and she’s planning an impromptu birthday party.

In 2011, Paul Osuch dared to act on his lightbulb moment. Five years on, Brisbane's Anywhere Festival is one of the biggest arts and theatre festivals in the region, and a

'Sugar, Sugar!' is the sweetest history lesson you'll ever indulge in.

With a twist, the show plays homage to some of the best artists of the 50s, 60s, 70s

'Private Moments: A Double Bill' bears witness to two friends/colleagues/housemates grappling post-drama school blues by each writing a solo show.

So hungry for hyperbole that you could eat a horse? The Sexy Detectives did, and they were so full they literally died.

When people diss disco music, it’s easy to forget one crucial element that made it so powerful in it’s heyday – it had to be LOUD.

Jenny Wynter says she feels “about 90 years old.”

A stellar programme for Brisbane’s fifth annual Anywhere Festival will be on display this May, with music, comedy, theatre and everything in-between.

An adventurous and glamourous programme of comedy, burlesque and music from around Australia and the world will showcase at Adelaide Cabaret Festival.

“Let your privilege shine!”

Head into ‘East End Cabaret’ to meet two delicious perverts; Bernadette Byrne and the confused yet charming Victor Victoria for a delightful hour-long romp through their

'#FirstWorldWhiteGirls' are back, and they're whiter and more entitled than ever.

Billed as the lovechild of 'Rocky Horror' and 'The Mighty Boosh', it is possible that expectations were high.

Puddles’ show at Fringe is a pity party you can really indulge in.

Le Gateau Chocolat returns with Johnny Woo and 140 kilos of packed “draggage”.