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An Evening Without Kate Bush
 

Riverside Theatres presents the smash-hit cabaret-style homage to Kate Bush, An Evening Without Kate Bush on Friday 28 March.

Featuring the unparalleled talents of the multi-award-winning performer, Sarah-Louise Young, An Evening Without Kate Bush pays glorious tribute to the music, fans, and mythology of one of the most influential voices in British music.

With inventive stage craft, a wildly wonderful voice and mesmerising performance from Sarah-Louise Young, the show delves into the phenomenal fan base (known as Fish People) that Kate Bush has inspired since she first topped the UK charts in 1978.

 

Event details

Venue: Riverside Theatres – Corner of Church and Market Streets, Parramatta
Bookings: https://riversideparramatta.com.au/whats-on/an-evening-without-kate-bush/
Start Date: Friday 28 March 2025

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