Eurovisionary!

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Ticket prices: $36.00 to $39.00

Full Price:

$36.00 to $39.00

Prices may not be available on all sessions.

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Duration: 55 min

Performance accessibility

Aural Rating
75%
Visual Rating
50%

1 Venue

Lotterywest De Parel Spiegeltent at The Pleasure Garden

Russell Square, Northbridge, WA, 6003

Minors can only attend this show at this venue with a parent or legal guardian.

Suitability and warnings: PG

Coarse Language:

Occasional

Kleenheat Sizzle Factor: Medium

Something for almost everyone. Not too naughty, not too nice. These shows mightn’t be ideal for the little’uns.

About this event

"The history book on the shelf is always repeating itself..."

Join international cabaret treasure Joe Louis Robinson and his all-star band on a fabulous deep-dive into his concerning fascination with The Eurovision Song Contest.

Spanning 70 years of iconic tunes by the likes of ABBA, Céline Dion, Conchita Wurst, Dami Im and Gina G, Joe will delve into the Eurovision hall of fame with original arrangements of his favourite musical treasures, and solving some of the contest's biggest mysteries…

Why are Australia in Eurovision? Where is San Marino? Why does everyone hate the UK?

Whether you are already an avid Euro-fanatic, or a bit of a Euro-skeptic, you are guaranteed to leave as a total Eurovisionary!

Presented by:
Joe Louis Robinson

Joe Louis Robinson is a performer and creative from London. He has had a varied career as a cabaret music director playing iconic venues around the world, such as the Sydney Opera House, Birdland, 54 Below and the Royal Albert Hall. Music direction credits include: Soho Cinders (Charing Cross Theatre), Velma Celli's Iconic: A Brief History of Drag (Australia Tour), Step One: A New Musical (Beijing Oriental Theatre), Promises, Promises! (Southwark Playhouse), Christina Biancos's O Come All Ye Divas (Sydney Opera House), Nina Simone: Soul Sessions (UK Tour), Christmas in New York (Palace Theatre, West End), Been On Broadway (Duchess Theatre, West End), and orchestrations for Alice Fearne's The Power Of Love (London Palladium).