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  Arts Centre Frankston Arts Centre The History of British Rock of the 60's & 70's 13/04 7.30pm John Stephan: A Salute to Roy Orbison 14/04 2pm Humans 2.0 By Circa 18/04 7.30pm artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au Kingston Arts Centre Mordialloc Jazz Orchestra Multiple Dates. Check the website Temporal Perspective: Pilar De La Torre 20/03-20/04 www.kingstonarts.com.au Blues Clubs Hume Blues Club Thursday nights at the Thornbury Bowls Club, free entry humebluesclub.com Music Room 45 Kings 14/04 4pm to late her.melbourne/musicroom Way Out West Music Club Harry Manx 14/04 2pm wowrootsmusic.com Open Studio Bar Friefly Horns - Funk Dance Party 12/04 9pm Tom Riccioni & Call The Doctor 13/04 5pm Hornstars 13/04 9pm To The Ends of the Verse 3rd Tuesday of the month 7.30pm Sarah De La Cerda & Romy Hernandez 17/04 7.30pm Willebrant with special guest Hipwell 18/04 7.30pm www.openstudiobar.com.au Meat Market meatmarket.org.au Jazz Clubs Paris Cat ** Multiple Acts with tickets selli...

Speakeasy

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 <meta name="google-adsense-account" content="ca-pub-8593178050323909"> Well, that was fun. Tap, dancing, singing all at the Speakeasy. Did l also mention trivia and a door prize. It was a show with a little bit of everything. Jenny Usher is the creator of this show. I think it may have been developed during lockdown and it's set in a Speakeasy of the 1920s. All four were in fine voice and the costumes were divine. Candy Shop Show Productions are an independent touring company based in Brisbane. I saw this show in Dandenong and it currently playing in West Australia. Yet another good show in a suburban theatre. https.//candyshopshow.net 

A life in the arts

We are all at home self isolating. For someone like me who loves the arts it's a bitter pill knowing that everything is closed. No live shows for the foreseeable future. I love musicals, theatre, ballet, recitals, art exhibitions, books and, now, cabaret. Last night l saw a show by Michaela Burger streamed live from the Geelong Arts Centre. She's coming to The Drum Theatre in Dandenong later in the year and boy, do l hope the arts centres are open again. What a voice, singing live and playing a mean ukulele. Storytelling and even an Edith Piaf song.  A great show to start dipping my toe into cabaret. I may miss the buzz of being in a crowd, but, this is as good as it can be. Thanks so much to all those performers putting their shows online. As that famous line says, " the show must go on ".