Three unlikely princesses want to tell you a very grown-up bedtime story.

Having performed to rapturous applause at Queensland Cabaret Festival, Melbourne Cabaret Festival and the Adelaide Fringe Festival, the three Princesses of Babushka want to tell you some brand new fairytales.

After hit tours of Doll and I Can Keep A Secret, Babushka is back with Happily Ever After to turn your best loved children’s stories inside-out. Be entertained by this wickedly funny cabaret that features the raucous music of Kurt Weill and modern muses from Rihanna to Violent Femmes to Tom Waits.

Babushka is ready to give Rapunzel a sharp new haircut, put Goldilocks in charge of the three bears and give a whole new meaning to Puss in Boots. These Princesses who didn’t quite make the Disney cut, but still demand to live happily ever after.

“...lambasted the audience with raunchy wit, sly humour, sexy asides, and fabulous vocals…” Absolute Theatre

“If you only go to see one cabaret, make it a Babushka show like this.” Creative Futures

“...a dynamic cabaret experience. Full of fun one minute and darkly seductive the next...” Blue Curtains Brisbane

“Complete with captivating harmonies and group synchronicity, the cabaret collective was tight, professional and extremely enthralling.” Scenestr

M 15+ (Course language, adult themes)

Cash bar available. Licenced venue - no BYO alcohol please.

BYO supper.

6.30pm doors for a 7pm start. Please allow time to check in and find your seats.

Red Chair Pty Ltd is focused on responsible and safe management of our Staff, Contractors, Artists and Patrons. Our Work Health & Safety Plan for COVID-19 ensures we manage our obligations to keep people safe within our varied work environments.

If you are unwell or showing signs of COVID-19 please do not attend the event. Self-isolate and seek medical advice.

"This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. This initiative was supported through the Creative Industries Investment Program and is jointly funded by ArtsCoast through Sunshine Coast Council’s Art and Heritage Levy and the Regional Arts Development Fund in partnership with Queensland Government."