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Cab Suave
 

Following sell out shows and critical acclaim at Adelaide Fringe, Sparkle Society’s rip-roaring circus-cabaret show is coming to town as part of this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival. 

 Running 31 March - 10 April at the all new 500-seat Big Top at Reunion Park, Cab Suave is a refreshingly funny and family-friendly affair that will entertain tweens, adults and everyone in between (suitable for ages 12+). 

 With an all-queer cast except for a token straight white man, Cab Suave aims to normalise queer artists in commercial settings and offers the kind of representation the crew wish they’d had in their formative years.

Full of acrobatics, over-the-top costumes and lots of live music, the dazzling Cab Suave captures the sordid and sultry feel of classic film noir, all while sending up the genre’s outdated stereotypes.

 

"Sultry, stylish and slick, Cab Suave is a clever meld of circus and cabaret presented in a shadowy film noir world." The Adelaide Advertiser 

 

"Super-skilled, stylish, sexy artists of acrobatic cabaret display a deep love of craft, inter-dependent camaraderie and evidently genuine joy.” Arts Garden 

 

Tickets to Cab Suave are on sale now via Melbourne International Comedy Festival. 6:30pm Thursday-Sunday 31 March - 10 April at Reunion Park

 

Event details

Venue: Reunion Park, Burnley, Victoria, 3121.
Bookings: +61 3 9245 3700
Start Date: Sunday 03 April 2022

Tickets available at: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2022/shows/cab-suave

 

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