Adelaide Cabaret Festival

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And Cabaret Whore got picked up by David and Lisa Campbell when they were the artistic directors of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.

Right.

They brought me over to Australia.

Brilliant

... comedy, but there were times where this band manifested in shows that took place at, at the Art Center in Melbourne for a season in Midsumma in, I think, 2019, and the Adelaide Cabaret Festival perhaps the year before that, and the Darwin Festival in 2022, I think.

And the band also played pub gigs from time to time, but they always turned into weird theatrical events in their own right, too.

So where we come to in 2026 is that we got some funding from City of Melbourne and some radical access funding from Melbourne Fringe Festival to put together three fully accessible, fully deaf and hard of hearing accessible music videos towards one day hopefully completing a full visual album with full accessibility embedded.

She has wowed audiences around the world with her incredible talent, including her acclaimed show, The Divine Miss Bet.

For Adelaide audiences, she'll be a very familiar face, having graced the stage of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival on many occasions.

I'm so thrilled to welcome Catherine Alcorn.

Welcome Katherine.

I had two shows then.

I had The Divine Misbet.

And in 2013, Kate Sobrano and Torben Brookman of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival commissioned my show, Go Your Own Way, the story of Christine McPhee, based on the life of Christine McPhee from Fleetwood Mac.

So I had two shows to pitch to the market.