The monthly Cabaret GoosyBumps will kick off the weekend at Gosford’s Fun Haus Factory on Friday, June 7.
Hosted by burlesque luminary Memphis Mae, GoosyBumps promises an unforgettable evening of genre-bending va-va voom variety.
Memphis Mae will be joined on stage by Diesel Darling, Miss Burlesque Australia 2020/2021, Pole Dance Dave, the cabaret king from Newcastle, carnie scumbag Tranz Kafka (aka Marlena Dalí) and high energy dancer Cupid.
The dress theme is big, decadent and opulent.
Enjoy burgers, empanadas and street food from Beau’s Burgers as you take in the atmosphere and enjoy a cocktail (or mocktail).
The fun gets underway at 7pm on Friday, June 7.
On Sunday, June 9, musician Tate Sheridan will take to the stage.
Renowned for his prodigious skills as a jazz pianist, Sheridan’s journey in music has been marked by accolades and milestones, solidifying his status as a name to watch in the industry.
He received the 2014 ACT Critics Circle Artist of the Year award for his dedication to jazz and pop music.
In 2015, he made history as one of the youngest-ever musicians to be nominated for the esteemed Freedman Jazz Fellowship.
His commitment to Australian music has been further recognised through prestigious awards such as the Bernhard Neumann Memorial Prize, the Winifred Burston Memorial Prize and the Peter and Lena Karmel Anniversary Prize, awarded by the Friends of the ANU School of Music.
In recent years, he has collaborated with top songwriters in New York and Nashville, evolving into a captivating storyteller.
Sir Elton John has championed his music by featuring it on his Apple Music Beats 1 Radio Show, reaching millions of listeners worldwide.
Sheridan’s latest release, Angel Man, showcases the timeless rustic tones of Americana, signalling a new chapter in his musical exploration.
Doors open at 1pm for happy hour, featuring $10 cocktails and $6 schooners.
Register for the events at funhausfactory.org.au/