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The 11 O'Clock Number - Bronya's Variety Hour at Adelaide Cabaret Festival
 

After giving her heart and soul to Eurovision, she was called to a higher cause for Europe...Singing for Brexit. She tried, they failed. As in Eurovision, and now life, the United Kingdom continues to disappoint year after year.

Her solution: Adelaide.

A place where Bronya can reCHARGE her cultural batteries. With the people. In a confined space with alcohol. Accompanied by the EXTRAordinary Mark Jones and his small ensemble The Nul Points.

With incredible festival guests, let the spontaneity and hilarity soak through you at your late night club.

 

Event details

Venue: The Famous Spiegeltent at Adelaide Festival Centre, King William Rd, Adelaide SA
Bookings: 131 246
Start Date: Thursday 13 June 2019

https://www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com.au/events/bronya-s-variety-hour/

 

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