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First Wives Pub
 

Red Brassiere & Chapel off Chapel Proudly Present
'First Wives Pub'
November 1-3 2019 Friday and Saturday 7:30pm | Sunday 6pm

Following a sell-out season at The Butterfly Club, local independent theatre company Red Brassiere are proud to present the second run of 'First Wives Pub'.

Starring a talented ensemble of female performers, First Wives Pub is a cabaret about the perils of dating, relationships, marriage and other life quandaries, set to a backdrop of classic hits by Amy Winehouse, the Gossip and Cyndi Lauper.

Running exclusively from November 1 - 3, First Wives Pub promises an unforgettable night of fanfare, laughter and the odd cab sauv.

'Red Brassiere aim to use their unique voice and production in order to discuss feminism and issues surrounding representations of women.' Beat Magazine

'the Caffinated performance features retellings of' horror stories, supporting cameos and songs' The Age

A Cabaret Performed & Produced by Red Brassiere
Written & Created by Haylee Deutrom Wakeling
Musical Direction by Roni Shewan
Collaborated & Performed by Haylee Deutrom-Wakeling, Rebecca Nol, Roni Shewan & Kelley Kerr Young

 

Event details

Venue: Chapel off Chapel, 12 Little Chapel St, Prahran VIC 3181
Bookings: (03) 8290 7000
Start Date: Friday 01 November 2019

https://chapeloffchapel.com.au/show/first-wives-pub/

 

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