Claire's Mardi Gras Cabaret season presents: KATIE LITTLE
Thu, 22 Feb
|Claire's Kitchen at le Salon
Dahling! Katie is celebrating 50 years since the television debut of her Mum JEANNE LITTLE, in a cabaret show like no others...
Time & Location
22 Feb 2024, 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Claire's Kitchen at le Salon, 35 Oxford St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
About the event
3 courses from our a la carte menu and 2 twenty minute sets
$122.50
KATIE LITTLE–DAHLING!
What made Jeanne Little OAM so legendary?Was it the voice? The eyelashes? The raw comedic talent?-Or simply the pure gold of herheart that shone through the minute she hit the screens in 1974, propelling her meteoricrise to claim Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality two years later.
Commemorating 50 YEARS since her mother fell onto TV-Katie Little, who describes herself as "just a cheap imitation of her Mum"-invites you to share an intimate evening retelling all the best, most FUN stories, from glad rags to Glad bags, Jerry's Girls to Marlene's Boys InThe Backroom... Brought up in a showbiz family where the show must always go on-love, laughter and song will outshine Jeanne's heartbreaking surrender to Alzhemier's...Ooah!!'Dahling'-don't miss it!
BIO:
Katie M Little is a writer, comedian, singer and stage mother - her work has been published in Adbusters, her style compared to memoirist heavyweight Clive James, and acclaimed philosopher Daniel Pinchbeck once commended her blog as ‘similar to my own thinking’. She writes about the precarious mental balancing act of living in the Anthropocene and promises after reading her stuff, ‘you’ll start to feel better about life, either that or you won’t feel quite so alone’. She uses black humour to cut through people’s preconceived ideas and loves challenging accepted norms of behaviour. Katie lives in Hunters Hill, Sydney, Australia with her three children – Tom Poulton, La La and Hunter and is grateful they are nearly all old enough to understand sarcasm. Occasionally she also lives with her husband, landscape photographer Timothy Poulton, but they keep their laundry separate. Like her mother Australian icon Jeanne Little who inherited the family ‘gift’ for tea leaf reading, Katie is obsessed with numerology which she has nicknamed ‘human sudoku’, and moonlights as a tarot reader in her spare time
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Dinner and Show
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