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Dad Daughter Ukulele
 

Dad Daughter Ukulele is a heartfelt live music and storytelling show featuring Australian ukulele performer Stukulele (from @ukemullum on YouTube) with his daughter Rosie.

Presented as part of Bondi Theatre Company’s 2026 season, the show blends classic songs, original music, humour, and personal stories that explore family, growing up, neurodivergence, creativity, and the often messy yet beautiful relationship between parents and children. Warm, funny, and deeply human, this intimate performance is part concert, part conversation, and part shared life experience.

 

Event details

Venue: Bondi Pavilion Theatre
Bookings: https://stukulele.com/dad-daughter-ukulele/
Start Date: Sunday 21 June 2026

This show is great for families, and people of all ages gain some valuable takeaways.

 

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