In July, their production of Forbidden Broadway (a two-time sellout production and a critical success) is going to be the opening night event of the Noosa Long Weekend Festival. You’ll only have two different shows in which to catch this tongue-in-cheek loving send-up of Broadway’s greatest shows and stars, but it’s well worth the ticket – particularly considering the talent onstage: Christina Byrne, Blake Erickson, Linda Hale, Mark Simpson and Liz Webby.
As well as Squabbalogic’s revue, the cruise will feature some mind-blowing names: Elaine Paige, Marina Prior, David Alan Grier, David Hobson, Teddy Tahu Rhodes, John Waters, and Squabbalogic alum and musical theatre rockstar, Michael Falzon.
But don’t worry, Sydney, we’ll get our Squab back. The company is developing a new three-show season that will even come with a subscription program to save you money and ensure you don’t miss out on a ticket to their next great shows.
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