Ticket pricing
Show only
$25 Concession
$30 Full
Meal and Show
$65 Concession with 2-course meal
$70 Full with 2-course meal
Where and When?
Saturday 16th March 2024
Meal at 12pm noon, dessert served at interval
Show starts at 2pm
At Diverse-City
163 Gouger St, Adelaide SA 5000
08 7076 9211
See below for the line-up!
In true cabaret style you can arrive from 12 noon for a meal service, stay for the show at 2pm, and enjoy dessert during the interval.
Licensed bar.
Wheelchair accessible.
Can’t make it? Donate from $5 AUD, tax deductible
Licensed bar.
Wheelchair accessible.
Email: events@diverse-city.com.au
The Lineup!
Helga Handfull
Mistress of Ceremonies and Cabaret Performer Helga Handfull entertains with a witty and wry look at life, love and relationships.
Credits include The Pheasantry and Royal Vauxhall Tavern in London; The Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh; Tokyo Fringe; Seoul VIA Fringe; Brisbane Studio Theatre; The Butterfly Club, Melbourne; Adelaide Fringe; Adelaide Cabaret Fringe; The Garden of Unearthly Delights; and Feast Festival
Catherine Campbell
Catherine is an actor and singer and long standing member of the State Opera Chorus
Opera and Music Theatre includes The Front – Matron, A Wild Party dir. Andrew Lippa, Take Flight with Richard Maltby and David Shire, Songs For A New World (Adelaide Cabaret Festival), Sweeney Todd (State Opera of SA),The Mikado(Adelaide Festival Centre), Les Miserables – Mme Thenadier (MSSoc/Normie Rowe), Northern Lights/Southern Cross – Claire (Tutti/Interact USA), Shouting Fence (Various People) and Into The Woods – The Witch (SA Premiere/AFCT).
Ed Heddle – pianist
At six years old, Ed Heddle started playing piano and has been playing ever since. His teenage years were spent studying the classical piano repertoire, and, in recent years, he has expanded to playing jazz and composing original music. He has twice won the Young SA Jazz Composers competition, and has receivedthe 2008 Maude Harriet Riley and the 2009 Tommy Norman Memorial Prize while doing his bachelor of music. In 2015, he received his masters in music from SUNY Purchase in the US, where he studied with John Abercrombie, Steve Wilson, and Hal Galper. Ed is currently completing his doctorate in music at the University of Adelaide.
Mister Meredith
UK sensation Mister Meredith will be flying in via Perth Fringe World to share a snippet of his Singalonga Pub Quiz which runs at The Jade during Adelaide Fringe 2024.
Georgia Darcy is a cabaret performer with wit and pizazz and has been described as a “glittering powerhouse” on stage. Making something of a “comeback” here, she is a darling of the Diverse-City community, having performed at every venue since their start-up. Georgia is thrilled to be back at DC for a sassy, sensational set that will make you want to get to lots more Cabaret Fringe shows. Come and be embraced by the fabulous, inclusive and loving DC family – and please let Georgia know if you notice any wardrobe malfunctions – although she is somewhat of an exhibitionist and so we suspect many of these are intentional!
Alison Kimber
Alison is a singer, storyteller and entertainer. Her audiences warm to her intimate, honest and hilarious portrayals of real life. After performing in theatre and musicals in her teens and 20s, Alison returned to the stage decades later at Cabaret Live! – the acclaimed open-mic night at Adelaide’s former home of cabaret, La Boheme. From there she created and performed several original shows including ‘Musical Skeletons in my Closet’, ‘Loveaholic’, ‘The Power of a Sequin’ and ‘Sixty, Sassy and Celebrating’, performing at the Adelaide Fringe, Cabaret Under the Star and the Cabaret Fringe Festivals.
Shelley Dunstone
Shelley Dunstone is a former Commercial Litigation lawyer with additional qualifications in Marketing and Applied Finance. She believes we are all capable of amazing ourselves with what we can achieve.
Her story of becoming a cabaret artiste and staging her own original shows will persuade your people that with practice, planning and perseverance, they can achieve anything. She will entertain your audience with clean humour and maybe even a song or two.