Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

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Event Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Venue Regent Theatre, Melbourne, VIC
First Date 6 October 2007
Opening Date 6 October 2007
Last Date 27 April 2008
Dates Estimated No
Status Professional
World Premiere No
Part of a Tour Yes
Description Based on the Oscar-winning film that blitzed the box office and caused a sensation around the world. Priscilla is the bus that takes a drag trio on their infamous adventure.
Description Source Other
Primary Genre Music Theatre
Secondary Genre Musical
Drag
Adaptation
Subjects Australia
Sexual Identity
Theatre
Travel
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Contributors
Name Function Notes
Trevor Ashley Actor
Samuel Berkery Actor
Damien Bermingham Actor
Andrew Broadbent Actor
Danial Brown Actor
Sophie Carter Actor
Sean Cary McGrath Actor
Michael Caton Actor
Amelia Cormack Actor
Lena Cruz Actor
Joshua Dormer Actor
Indigo Felton Actor
Zoe Gertz Actor
Michael Griffiths Actor
Nick Hardcastle Actor
Trent Heath Actor
Mark Hodge Actor
Lewis Hosie Actor
Bill Hunter Actor
Josie Lane Actor
Colette Mann Actor
Marney McQueen Actor
Kirk Page Actor
Kurt Phelan Actor
Damien Ross Actor
Daniel Scott Actor
Rohan Senior Actor
Tony Sheldon Actor
Catherine Shepherd Actor
David Spencer Actor
Jeremy Stanford Actor
Dean Vince Actor
Jacki Weaver Actor
Jeremy Youett Actor
Simon Phillips Adaptor
Stephan Elliott Book and Lyrics Librettist
Allan Scott Book and Lyrics Librettist
Ross Coleman Choreographer
Stephen Gray Conductor
Tim Chappel Costume Designer
Lizzie Gardiner Costume Designer
Simon Phillips Director
Rob Canning Flyman Transfer Flyman (Pre-Production)
Nick Schlieper Lighting Designer
Stephen 'Spud' Murphy Musical Director
John Frost Producer
Liz Keeps Producer
Garry McQuinn Producer
Brian Thomson Set Designer
Michael Waters Sound Designer
Resources
Works
Text Nationality Australia
Production Nationality Australia
Further Information Premiered in Sydney in 2006. During the Melbourne season Michael Caton was replaced by Bill Hunter and Colette Mann replaced by Jacki Weaver.
Event Status Completed
Data Source
Source Description
Newspaper Arts Diary Robin Usher
Programme Nullarbor Productions
Data Reviewed By HaydenBarltrop on 6 June 2023
Event Identifier 71691
Dataset AusStage