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Christmas Spectacular – a Magical Wonderland
 

Come and experience the most magical holiday event of the season on Thursday 22 December at Sydney’s State Theatre. Christmas Spectacular is an extravaganza of music, circus, dance and magic that celebrates the joy and excitement of Christmas.

Join The Voice finalist and Musical Theatre sensation Prinnie Stevens, as she takes you on a musical journey of Christmas classics from traditional songs to Mariah Carey favourites all performed with Prinnie’s unique style and the voice of and angel.

The show features acclaimed illusionist and Australia’s Got Talent finalist Michael Boyd who will perform some of his greatest illusions, mind-boggling disappearances and incredible magic (with a Christmas twist) that will keep the audience entranced.

Joining Prinnie and Michael will be the absolute crème de la crème of Australia’s leading showgirls, who have graced the stages of Moulin Rouge, the Lido and other famous cabaret revues in this spectacular 90-minute production

The show features acclaimed illusionist and Australia’s Got Talent finalist Michael Boyd who will perform some of his greatest illusions, mind-boggling disappearances and incredible magic (with a Christmas twist) that will keep the audience entranced.

Joining Prinnie and Michael will be the absolute crème de la crème of Australia’s leading showgirls, who have graced the stages of Moulin Rouge, the Lido and other famous cabaret revues in this spectacular 90-minute production

 

Event details

Venue: State Theatre, Market Street, Sydney
Bookings: Ticketmaster
Start Date: Wednesday 21 December 2022

Thursday 22 & Friday 23 December 6.30pm
Ticket from $49 - $79!

 

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