LIMBO – The Return (A cabaret spectacle is coming to Sydney)
LIMBO – The Return is a jaw-dropping, fire-breathing, gravity-defying spectacular that is heading to the hottest venue in town, THE GRAND ELECTRIC, playing from May 22 with Opening Night on May 30.
You will meet a cast of world-renowned circus performers and prolific musicians; led by NY’s Jank maestro Sxip Shirey, alongside maverick musicians Grant Arthur and Mick Stuart. Joining them is Bulgaria’s stunning aerialist Maria Moncheva (Harry Potter – Germany); French gravity-defying Chinese pole master, Mikael Bres; Australian acrobatic dance sensation Hilton Denis; Spanish acrobat and slack rope daredevil David Marco; rope virtuoso Ben Loader from the UK and seductive fire eating singer Clara Fable.
Strut & Fret Creative Director, Scott Maidment says “Audiences will be whisked away to a sinister netherworld of gut-churning contortion, breath-taking acrobatics, and jaw-dropping stunts. This is a high-powered extravaganza that leaves you gasping for breath, dancing in the aisles, and shedding a tear.”
LIMBO – The Return will be the second show from Strut & Fret at The Grand Electric following on from the unprecedented success of Blanc de Blanc Encore, which ran from January 2023 to March 2024.
Don’t miss your chance to see this new rendition of LIMBO, the show so hot, Madonna came twice.
Venue: The Grand Electric, 199 Cleveland St, Surry Hills
Dates: from Wednesday 22 May – Opening Night 30 May 2024
Price: Tickets from $55
Times: Wed & Thu 7.30pm, Fri 7pm & 9pm, Sat 5pm & 7.30pm, Sun 5.30pm
Ticket link: LIMBOTHERETURN.COM
Restrictions: 15+
Warning: This performance contains strobe lighting, theatrical haze, one tonne of ethically sourced white feathers, adult themes, coarse language, nudity, and fire. If you suffer from asthma or allergies, please take your medications and your precautions.
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