Premium Content:

Catherine Summers presents 'A Parisian Affair' and Late Night Speakeasy

It’s time to throw off the last year and start 2022 afresh with jazz veteran and award-winning singer Catherine Summers.

- Advertisement -

Catherine has had sell out Fringe World seasons every year for the past six years, and each year the international vocalist has delivered world-class swinging live shows set within iconic spaces across Perth.

Known on the music scene for both her charismatic engaging stage presence and her stellar vocals, Catherine combines full 6-piece band live music shows, shows are sure to sell-out fast.

Get lost in Paris and then when the show finishes, the venue will transform into a New York Speakeasy. Guests will be entertained in the venue change-over… an incredible all in one night experience.

A Parisian Affair is an ‘all-things-Fringe’ Cabaret show – full jazz band, show, girl burlesque and satire with Catherine Summers at the helm and Late Night Speakeasy is a 9-piece swinging band New York cocktail bar extravaganza, a raucous authentic 20s late night hang out.

Catherine is an engaging musician and enjoys bringing a bit of Parisian Cabaret history to those who enjoy the liveliness and sensuality that is all this French.

Catch Catherine Summers’ A Parisian Affair and Late Night Speakeasy from Feb 3 – 12 at The Old Pickle Factory. For tickets and more info, head to fringeworld.com.au


You can support our work by subscribing to our Patreon
or contributing to our GoFundMe campaign.

Latest

Rainbow Families launches first ever national survey

The survey aims to build an evidence based picture of what everyday life looks like for LGBTQ+ families.

Gospel singer Donnie McClurkin denies accusations he sexually abused young man

It's alleged the singer sexually assaulted his personal assistant during 'pray the gay away' sessions.

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras announce key positions

Kathy Pavlich and Mits Delisle will continue as its Co-chairs of the organisation.

Cook government commits to action on International Day to End Conversion Therapy

Attorney General Dr Tony Buti says legislation will be introduced in 2026.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Rainbow Families launches first ever national survey

The survey aims to build an evidence based picture of what everyday life looks like for LGBTQ+ families.

Gospel singer Donnie McClurkin denies accusations he sexually abused young man

It's alleged the singer sexually assaulted his personal assistant during 'pray the gay away' sessions.

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras announce key positions

Kathy Pavlich and Mits Delisle will continue as its Co-chairs of the organisation.

Cook government commits to action on International Day to End Conversion Therapy

Attorney General Dr Tony Buti says legislation will be introduced in 2026.

Review | ‘Hamnet’ explores burden of grief and its devastating effects

The film is set in late 16th century England when William Shakespeare’s young son Hamnet died from the bubonic plague.

Rainbow Families launches first ever national survey

The survey aims to build an evidence based picture of what everyday life looks like for LGBTQ+ families.

Gospel singer Donnie McClurkin denies accusations he sexually abused young man

It's alleged the singer sexually assaulted his personal assistant during 'pray the gay away' sessions.

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras announce key positions

Kathy Pavlich and Mits Delisle will continue as its Co-chairs of the organisation.