Centre Stage – A Variety Spectacular

Centre Stage: A Variety Spectacular

Centre Stage: A Variety Spectacular Rating

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Sunnybank Theatre was the perfect venue for the world premiere of Centre Stage – A Variety Spectacular. Produced and directed by the multi-talented William “The Juggler” Piper, the show was expertly emceed by William himself, who not only hosted but also juggled, performed magic, and had the audience laughing and participating throughout. One of the funniest moments was a balloon routine featuring a delightful five-year-old volunteer. William’s strong stage presence and obvious passion for providing up-and-coming performers with opportunities to showcase their talents set the tone for the show.

 

 

Young hip-hopper Tyrese Jok opened the show with a high-energy routine, earning cheers and applause from the appreciative audience. Dancer Macca Cloke and singer Eliza Cullerton brought Broadway to Sunnybank with sequins, soaring high notes, and undeniable flair. Former Australian representatives at the Acrobatic World Championships, Lisa Gardiner and Mia Krone, defied gravity with two spectacular acrobatic routines that had the audience holding its breath more than once.

William conceived the idea for Centre Stage in 2025, and this inaugural performance set a high standard for future productions. By the final curtain, Centre Stage had done exactly what its name promises — giving performers a moment in the spotlight and audiences an afternoon to remember.

To book tickets to Centre Stage: A Variety Spectacular, please visit https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1463163.

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Aerialicious UP LATE

Aerialicious Up Late

Aerialicious UP LATE Rating

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Aerialicious UP LATE is a delicious adults-only sexy circus with a madcap minx as the mistress of ceremonies who won’t mince words, combining comic catchphrases with caustic wit as she introduces each of the artists to bump and grind in a glorious collection of exhibitionism.

Burlesque brought back as bold as brass, with all its tatas, posteriors, and an awesome array of acrobatic acts.

The all-female and non-binary troop was a wonder to behold. Their agility, strength, and flexibility combined to create an endearing effect on their enthusiastic audience—wild whoops and cheers, to be precise.

The aerial ring (lyra), hula hoops, aerial straps, pole dancing, hand balancing, contortionism, and even an old-fashioned fan dance were all staged inside a pole dancing gym at 2/42 Burnett Lane in Brisbane’s CBD. The audience was inches away from having a sequined bra land in their lap.

Aerialicious bills itself as innovative, and from what I saw, that’s about as accurate an assessment as you can get.

The show is part of Brisbane’s Anywhere Festival, running from 19th July to 4th August.

Find out more by going to this link: https://anywhere.is/artist/aerialicious/.

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