Claire's pop up petit cabaret presents Michele Lansdown (1)

3 course dinner and 2 twenty minutes live sets

Join the Drowsy Chaperone herself for an evening of high class tunes in a low cut dress. Featuring divalicious and villainous selections from Sondheim, Alan Menken, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and more.

From Broadway to the burbs Michele Lansdown also loves a good story or two.

Don’t make her sing? Buy a ticket and just try and stop her.

Michele Lansdown’s dysfunctional Joanne is one of the most genuine performances on stage

Audrey Journal

Lansdown is droll, seductive, and at least one thousand per cent world weary; there isn’t much more pleasurable than an anthem in the classical musical theatre style, and Lansdown delivers it with ease and grace.

AussieTheatre

Michele Lansdown steals the show in her scenes expertly personifying majestic malevolence in song and action.

Sydney Arts Guide

“The Ladies Who Lunch” is performed by the commanding Michele Lansdown, whose interpretation of the socialite lush Joanne, is a delightful contrast to a lot of the squeaky clean goings on.

Suzy Goes See

Chaperone was superbly played by Michele Lansdown who has a strong presence and stops the show with her rousing big Leading Lady ‘anthem’, ‘As We Stumble Along’

Sydney Arts Guide

The cabaret room capacity is now only 30 guests to adhere to the Covid 19 personal distancing rules

Anyone entering the premises must provide their name and contact details, including a telephone number or email address.

All reasonable steps are being taken to mitigate against the risk of transmission of infection within the venue (with reference to standard and additional cleaning measures as recommended by public health authorities and SafeWork NSW).

If you are exhibiting any flu-like symptoms, please stay home.