The Moulin Beige
Hosted by Comic Accordionist LIZ SKITCH, this month’s line up features cabaret superstar YANA ALANA, hilarious harpist and comedian LINDA BEATTY, Adelaide’s queen of quirk, songstress ANYA ANASTASIA, twisted contortionist AMY MACPHERSON, circus antics with OLIVIA PORTER and the inimitable absurdist with words LISA- SKYE GOODES!
The Moulin Beige is a monthly vaudeville night featuring Melbourne's most unique and experimental comedians, cabaret artists and variety performers.
“Expect the Unexpected” The Herald Sun
7.30pm- 9pm
@ The Wesley Anne, 250 High St, Northcote, 3070 (the southern end of Northcote, just opposite the Uniting Church -catch 86 Tram)
For further information visit:
http://www.wesleyanne.com.au/
https://www.facebook.com/themoulinbeige
http://www.moulinbeige.com.au/
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Some good, some bad. Overall an enjoyable evening
A refreshingly different night out, talented performers, graaaaaat MC, we will be back.
fun night, lots of energy
Interesting to see some new performers try out their stuff. some more effective than others. Great MC. Very light.
Great night out - full of fun & wacky acts. A good laugh.
Excellent
Great night out
The MC was great, some of the acts were hilarious and/or talented while a couple of other not so much. It was a very good night at a very cool place.
Great night out with some great talent, preceded by two for one excellent dinner and jug of cider in the restaurant. MC was outstanding and very funny. Great interactive crowd made for a fast-paced, memorable evening.
Very enjoyable, out there some of the time. The plate man really was doing his thing for the first time....and they didn't smash...fantastic.! for him and us....the venue was great.
The Wesley Ann provides a great setting for a refreshing night of burlesque -laughter, witty performances, comedy and social parody without the twirling titties. The stand up artist FIONA SCOTT NORMAN and MALIA ,a hula hooping wonder, are definitely a highlight.
Plan to have a drink and dinner before hand as the meals etc. are a little expensive (and unlikely to arrive such as our bread which was paid for didn't). Many of these artist can also be seen at the Melbourne Fringe festival. Worth a look. (3 1/2)
It was light entertainment. It was enjoyable. MC was the best.
I had fun at this event, and the performers were entertaining and eccentric and included satirical singing, hulla hooping, plate twirling, ironic feminist theatre and a very entertaining MC with an accordian. It was quirky; something different to mix up the week.
A gorgeous variety of acts that has you laughing one minute, cringing the next and then dazzled by flashing hula hoops... A must-see show for a breezy Tuesday night out.
Hilariously funny! A great mix of acts brought together by a brilliant host - a wonderful way to spend an evening!
The MC did a great job. The acts however ranged from poor to OK.
A great nights entertainment