2, 3 & 4 September, 2010 FEATURING Brendan Hanson, Julia Jenkins, Sharon Wisniewski and Shai Yammanee MUSICAL DIRECTOR Tim Cunniffe Calling all Cabaret freaks, geeks and lovers of the true dark side of Cabaret with a Weimar twist. Glee this aint! Emcee with attitude (and a whip) Queen B and her children of the night will take you on a kooky, crazy and downright outrageous night – rock and roll style – from Gaga to Guns and Roses, Queen to Florence and the Machine, nothing is sacred and everything will get a spin like a disco ball in Le Grand Chapiteau. From the 50’s to yesterday if you love your music, but with a little bit of bite thrown in for good measure, then don’t miss a night at Le Grand Review.

When two sisters attend their local police station to report a domestic incident it sparks a chain of events which have devastating consequences. With his 23 years experience as a cop, Duty Sergeant Simmonds calls the shots in this 1971 classic that packs a mean punch. Using generational power play and laconic Australian humour, Simmonds changes forever the life of a young rookie Constable .... and those who sought his help. With its pithy dialogue, set against a backdrop of sexual tension, corruption and gratuitous violence, The Removalists hits a raw nerve in its depiction of society and the true blue Aussie larrikin. The Removalists sees the return to the Perth stage of multi-Logie and ARIA Award winner Jon English in the title role. Providing a fitting finale to Perth Theatre Company’s 16 year residency at the Playhouse Theatre, this contemporary production of David Williamson’s iconic is not to be missed.

9, 10 & 11 September, 2010 STARRING Analisa Bell and Special Canine Guests ACCOMPANIST Tim Cunniffe Meet Rosie Portelou*. Love her or hate her, she has taken the world of tabloid magazines by storm. From her days in the Philippines, to her infamous marriage to mining magnate Sam Bankock*, and then of course, Billy*. Analisa Bell takes a closer look at the life of Australia’s most outrageous socialite. Gold-Digger had its origins at the 2009 Short and Sweet Cabaret Festival in Melbourne and features popular tunes such as It Had to Be You, Dance: Ten Looks: Three (‘Tits and Ass’) and original compositions like Poodle Ballet (yes, you read right!) composed by Perth’s very own Tim Cunniffe. This tongue in cheek cabaret is sure to have you in stitches! *Please note: Any similarities in character or story to existing people are purely coincidental. This show also contains adult themes. Cabaret... the perfect vehicle for this bubbly, wide-eyed performer. The West Australian Fantastically grotesque. ArtsHub Please note this performance is 60 minutes with no interval