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Gladys - A Musical Affair

Political satire at its finest, Gladys – A Musical Affair is back for one-night-only on the 24^th April after a sold-out premiere at Sydney Fringe. A crack team of multi-instrumentalists and comedians take you through Gladys Berejiklian’s early life and her flawless leadership through two disasters – until her biggest disaster, “Dodgy” Daryl from Wagga Wagga. With music and lyrics by ABC Radio’s Nick Rheinberger, Tia Wilson returns as Gladys in several colourful blazers. It’s got big rock numbers, epic ballads, Armenian matchmaking, tap dancing, and even more musical press conferences.

Event details

Venue: Lennox Theatre, Riverside Theatres - Corner of Church and Market St, Parramatta
Bookings: https://riversideparramatta.com.au/whats-on/gladys-a-musical-affair/
Start Date: Thursday 24 April 2025

Times: 8:45pm

Tickets: From $33

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