Claire's pop up petit cabaret presents: REBECCA VERRIER (1)

3 courses from our a la carte menu and a fourty minute show $120 p/p

She is like a chameleon, who can tackle any genre with a personality to reach any audience. 

A veteran of the world stages, Rebecca  makes her Claire’s return with an array of show-stopping sing-along songs from the world of cabaret, music theatre, jazz, soul and even some cheeky rock and pop favourites.

Rebecca performs in both French and English, as a good Mauritian girl should, but pays particular homage to her heroes Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston and Tina Turner.,

” Rebecca is a true triple threat - she has also appeared as an actor in movies including The Matrix where she notably provided a “butt-double” for Jada Pinkett Smith and been a dancer at the MTV Music Awards.A former lead vocalist of the acclaimed production show “Burn The Floors world Tour 

Don’t miss this rare Sydney opportunity to hear Rebecca’s one woman tribute to the greatest divas of all time.

Rebecca Verrier still managed to steal the show with a voice that recalls the likes of Aretha Franklin and Tina Turner” – Sunday Times Perth Now

Rebecca Verrier is a powerhouse vocalist, actor, dancer and artistic director. Her diverse musical career has seen her headline the stages of Las Vegas, New York, Boston, Macau, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and at home in Australia.

Hailing from Mauritius yet brought up in Australia, from an early age Rebecca has been captivated by the great diva style performers from the 1950s to the present day. 

She admired and tried to emulate vocalists including Edith Piaf, Etta James, Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin although growing up in the 1980s her greatest love was always Whitney Houston. Singing in both French and English Rebecca was performing in Sydney clubs from a young age winning numerous competitions and working professionally whilst still a teenager. She technically wasn’t old enough to even be in the club but she was on stage dancing and singing her heart out in French production shows.

“Rebecca Verrier is a powerhouse” – Las Vegas Weekly

“Rebecca Verrier still managed to steal the show with a voice that recalls the likes of Aretha Franklin and Tina Turner” – Sunday Times Perth Now

Following some training in London with the legendary singer Cleo Laine, she relocated to China and held residences for her own production shows in Macau, Shanghai and Hong Kong recording and releasing original material and being an acclaimed cabaret artist. Since moving back to Sydney Rebecca has worked with celebrities including David Campbell and Natalie Basingthwaite. She has worked in music theatre extensively as both a lead and ensemble member including in the Sydney productions of Hair and Footloose. In 2012, upon hearing of Whitney Houston’s tragic passing, Rebecca and her musical director immediately put together tribute to her idol. It premiered at a sold out Wenty Leagues and received a standing ovation on its debut performance. Her favourite songs are “I Have Nothing,” “How Will I Know,” and “I Wanna Dance With Somebody.” She has since performed the show across Australian theatres and clubs.

Rebecca has received standing ovations to her French cabaret and her tribute shows to Whitney Houston, Tina Turner and Diana Ross. A true triple-threat, Rebecca has also appeared as an actor in movies such as “The Matrix 3” and in TV shows such as “A Country Practice” and “Spellbinder”. She has also been a dancer at the MTV Music Awards and is a former cheerleader for the Canterbury Bulldogs. In 2013 Rebecca was a featured vocalist performing songs from the James Bond movies at the Victor Chang Ball at The Star in Sydney. She has also performed the national anthem at the Australian F1 Grand Prix and for the Sydney Kings Basketball team. Rebecca is in high demand as a performer and educator having taught all ages from young children to giving masterclasses at universities in Sydney. She lives in Blacktown with her two children where she is the leader of the DT Performing Arts School which has been operating for 13 years.