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SIBLINGSHIP
 

Theatre star Daniel Assetta, alongside his sister Chiara, will perform their show Siblingship in Melbourne in October, after selling out their Sydney shows in three days, almost a year ahead of their season.

Daniel and Chiara have both recently performed in the two different Opera Australia productions of West Side Story, with Daniel alternating in the role of Tony and Chiara playing Teresita. Daniel has also appeared in ‘The Book of Mormon’, ‘CATS’ and ‘Wicked’, whilst Chiara is currently performing in the musical adaptation of Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman’s ‘Good Omens’ in Sydney.

They will both star in their new show, Siblingship, which follows the real-life, all-singing, all-dancing, Italian-Australian childhood journey of Daniel and Chiara Assetta. Through classic show tunes and a splash of pop music, this dynamic cabaret explores the ‘rules’ that make the world’s most unique relationship work. Siblingship is a show for everyone who ever fought with, told secrets to, stood up for, laughed and cried with, absolutely couldn’t stand—but always loved and could never live without—their siblings.

SIBLINGSHIP

Venue                        The Loft, Chapel Off Chapel

Dates                          17 & 18 October

Times                         8:00pm

Price                           $35-40

Bookings                   chapeloffchapel.com.au | (03) 8290 7000

Running time             60 mins

www.siblingshipcabaret.com

 

Event details

Venue: Chapel Off Chapel
Bookings: 03) 8290 7000
Start Date: Saturday 19 October 2019

 

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