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Deep. Funny. Piano. Gay.

34 Burton St
Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Australia
East Sydney Community Arts Centre (ESCAC)
When
  • Friday 9 October from 7pm to 8pm
  • Saturday 10 October from 7pm to 8pm
Cost

Starting from: $20

From great heights, an Australian cabaret-popstar comes crashing down to earth.

The crown prince of Sydney cabaret, Brendan Maclean, returns to the stage and to reality with an ode to humility, rage, forgiveness and the limp wrist. Performing his first original compositions in seven years, Maclean finally plays his cards, unfurling hard truths of unrealised fame, lives lost and compromised integrity. Inviting you to personally influence and alter the show, Brendan throws himself at the mercy of chance, artistic provocation and real time critique from both his closest friends and strangers in this earnest theatrical accompaniment to his upcoming third album.

Creator & Performer Brendan Maclean. Dramaturg Jared Jekyll.

Dates: 9 Oct, 7:00pm - 8:00pm & 10 Oct, 7:00pm - 8:00pm.

Location: East Sydney Community and Arts Centre (ESCAC). 34 Burton Street, Darlinghurst.

This production is part of The Flying Nun by Brand X, Season 10 'Supply & Demand'.

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