Omigod you guys – if this isn’t the best feel good musical of the year, I don’t know what is!

What if your life was so bleak that you found light where only others found darkness? What if the passage into adulthood and your first experience of love was driven not by joy and romance, but by a desperate need for acceptance and protection?

Given the Monty-Python/Faulty Towers style humour it is little wonder that this show has enjoyed such popularity. The performances are all over-the-top and larger than life, accentuating the fact that this is the portrayal of amateur dramatics.

Anyone who has a heart is going to love this biographical cabaret about English singer Cilla Black.

Winner of the Cabaret Award for last year’s Fringe, Limbo is a hot, sensual mix of cabaret, circus and acrobatics that entertains its audience from beginning to end.

Get ready for a toe-tapping, hand-clapping, disco inferno as you party with legendary diva Marcia Hines and a talented cast of eight vocal, dance and acrobatic stars.

Winner of the Tony Awards triple-crown for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book, Avenue Q, the Sesame Street-esque production, is back in Perth and delighting crowds at Crown Casino.

Arguably one of Australia’s best female comedians, Judith Lucy, has done what many have tried and failed to do, she’s built herself a sustained career in the entertainment business and kept a following of loyal fans.

As far as dinner parties go, this one is memorable for all the wrong reasons. Imagine if you will, a psychotic host hell bent on revenge and delivering tasty morsels such as primordial soup, apocalypse of lobster and frozen waste.

Madama Butterfly is a tragic love story, the tale of a naïve and romantic young Japanese girl who falls in love with an American sailor who betrays her.