Due to unforeseen circumstances, La Mama Cabaretica March has been cancelled. All tickets will be automatically refunded. Thank you for supporting Cabaretica and we hope to see you at one of the shows in the future. 

Summer is coming to a close so it’s time to kick up your heels and celebrate the season in true Melbourne fashion, with a night of cabaret. Annie Louey will have you in stitches as she guides you through an evening of dynamic performances from The Titwitchez and Diimpa. You have two chances to catch this amazing line up. On Friday 18th March, Cabaretica will be at the Brunswick Neighbourhood House at 7pm and La Mama Courthouse at 10 pm. Send out the Summer and welcome the cool Autumn change with a glass of bubbles and some incredible entertainment.

“Cabaretica is a … bundle of entertainment” – Stage Whispers

Curated by Isabel Knight

a woman stands in front of a grey background, she is smiling and has her arms crossed in front of her. She is wearing a black lace jumpsuit, her hair is curled and falls around her shoulders.

Annie Louey (MC)

Annie is a multi-talented comedian and presenter who moves seamlessly between television, radio and stage. She appears regularly on China Tonight (ABC TV) and can be heard on Breakfast with Sammy J (ABC Radio Melbourne). Annie recently received a Moosehead Award to support her Comedy Festival show in 2022.
Pronouns: she/her

Image credit: Nick Walters

Two non-binary people stand in front of a pink background, looking over their shoulders. They are wearing pink shirts, pink moustaches, and witches hats

The Titwitchez

The Titwitchez are a local queer comedy coven. They do witchcraft and physical theatre.
Pronouns: Emily is they/them and Liv is they/she

Image credit: Yufan Jo Chen

Diimpa in a hat plays a music box on stage

Diimpa

Eclectic and esoteric, Diimpa is an avant composer, soundscape weaver and sonic wizard. He works and takes inspiration from classical, minimalist, experimental, jazz and blues worlds. Diimpa has played at Meredith Music Festival, the Melbourne International Arts Festival, and was a Music Victoria’s ‘Best Experimental/Avant-garde Act 2019’ nominee.
Pronouns: he/him

Image credit: Tiffany Garvie

Access Information:

Relaxed Performance: Friday 18th, 7 pm at Brunswick Neighbourhood House please see here for more information about the venue.

Visual rating 50%: Events are partly subtitled or include dialogue, background music and/or sounds, so d/Deaf and hard of hearing audiences can have some engagement with the event.

Aural Rating 50%: Has both sound and visual components, but sight isn’t essential to be able to engage with the event.