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It was a different experience at The Warehouse, with tables and chairs arranged throughout the usually standing-only venue. The setup created an intimate, stripped-back atmosphere that suited the crowd of fans, both old and new, or, as Lee so eloquently put it, those who applauded with enthusiasm and those who applauded simply out of politeness. After all, this was show 58 of a 60-show run across regional Australia, and as Lee remarked, “the freaks come out at night.” Some in

Two years ago, Townsville had the pleasure of welcoming this father–daughter duo, and judging by two sold-out shows, it’s crystal clear that the appetite for their brand of hilariously crude, unapologetically Aussie humour is still alive and kicking. Warming up the crowd was Jenny Talia, who delivered a confident and polished set blending familiar favourites with fresh material. Sporting her trademark cheeky grin, she quickly settled into her groove, mixing storytelling with

Photos and images credited to Budd Photography, Seraf Design, Katrina Guazzo and William Bell It’s time to dig out those blue suede shoes and get along to this show. All Shook Up is a tribute to 1950s rock ’n’ roll culture and the music of Elvis Presley, cleverly interwoven into a reimagining of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. At first, this jukebox musical feels like the love child of Grease and Happy Days, but beneath its energetic exterior lies a story that explores the power