Claire's pop up petit cabaret presents TIM DRAXL

3 course dinner and 2 twenty minutes live sets

In celebration of Sydney Mardi Gras and the pursuit of his most authentic self, Draxl explores the repertoire of two of his long-time but often concealed early influences - Babs and Judy. From the excitement he felt at age 8 receiving his first ever CD of Streisand's greatest hits to watching Judy Garland click her ruby slippers together Draxl knew he was different. Often regarded by himself as a secret guilty pleasure he finally reveals his long and deep lying love for two of his greatest idols in a celebration of two very different careers and their fleeting crossing of paths. Featuring standout hits such as People andThe Man That Got Away 

BIO:Known to television audiences around the globe for his performance as Dr Henry Fox in the Logie Award-winning A Place to Call Home, Draxl has featured in countless other hit TV shows including Serangoon Road, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and The Shark Net for which he received a Silver Logie nomination, while his film credits include A Few Best Men and Swimming Upstream to name a few. On stage, he has thrilled audiences with leading roles in Only Heaven Knows and Catch Me If You Can at Hayes Theatre and Torch Song Trilogy at Darlinghurst Theatre Company. Dubbed Australia’s best cabaret artist by the Sydney Morning Herald, Draxl has performed around the world, including at the prestigious Algonquin Oak Room and New York Cabaret Convention.Tim recently completed work on a new series for ABC titled The Newsreader and is currently filming on Liam Neeson’s latest Hollywood action blockbuster. Next August he will return to the role of Zac in Darlinghurst Theatre Company's production of A Chorus Line, which had to be postponed on the day of its premiere in March 2020 due to the lockdown.In addition to this he is exhibiting in his first major solo show of paintings at The Rex Livingston Art + Objects Gallery in Katoomba which runs from January 9th to February 15th.

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