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Hayes Winter Cabaret Season
 

This winter, the Hayes welcomes award-winning artists, cult favourites and rising stars for a celebration of the very best in fringe cabaret performance. Discover a season of outrageous comedy, intimate music nights, bold ideas and unforgettable live performance. 

Featuring Paul CapsisAdam NovielloVictoria FalconerLaura Murphy and a stellar line-up of artists. 

Nine incredible performances 

  • House of Rot – 23 to 28 June
  • Victoria Falconer's Parlour Night – Sat 27 June and Sat 4 July
  • The Ring & I – Sun 28 June
  • Times Are Hard For Dreamers – Tue 30 June
  • Glamour + Despair – Wed 1 and Thu 2 July
  • Maybelline is in her Slut Era – Fri 3 July
  • Laura Murphy at the Hayes – Wed 1 and Fri 3 July 
  • Millicent Sarre is Too Tired to Smash (Patriarchy) – Thu 2 July and Sat 4 July
  • Gabbi Bolt: Small Poppy – Sat 4 July

Tickets $35 to $79

 

Event details

Venue: Hayes Theatre Co
Bookings: https://hayestheatre.com.au/event/2026-winter-cabaret-season/
Start Date: Tuesday 30 June 2026

 

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