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Dr. Calagari’s Cabaret of Everywhere Else
Various—Tom Hendry Warehouse
[Editor’s Note: The Cabaret is a one time event, usually the second Wednesday of the Fringe at midnight.] The Cabaret was fantastic as always. We just couldn’t understand why it’s not packed like it used to be. Kev and I sold the tix for a decade and we sold out every year in 10 minutes! The performers work hard to bring you acts you won’t see in their shows and the proceeds go to charity. It’s so nice to see the collaboration of actors from different genres work together in unique combos. Particularly funny this year was Wes Borg’s solo lament of a washed up (he isn’t) Fringe performer, “I’ve Got Nothing to Give Ya”, and he had the whole audience singing along, even before he asked. Martin Dockery did a hilarious portrayal as Jem Rolls’ double, perfectly mimicking Jem’s accent, stance and style. Even better when they were both on stage at the same time! A terrified tribute? to self-effacing TJ Dawe was so clever, and picked on every attribute he has. Except the tyranny they professed to cower under and be abused by, while they worship him at the same time. It was a fave with the crowd. Well done everyone who participated, thanks to Jem and Melanie Gall for organizing it, and please let’s do more to support this unique event that only happens at our wonderful fest.
Lisa Campbell