Author: OutInCanberra

Canberra’s award-winning Everyman Theatre is proud to present a double-bill of two very different but very funny comedies.

Woody Allen’s God is the very essence of mad-cap, where an ancient Greek playwright and actor to writes a play which rapidly and without warning spills into the crazy modern world, and events and characters move so quickly from the absurd to the upmost ridiculous and even the sublime that will make your head will spin in confusion and laughter!

For the first time ever in Canberra, The Abbey is proud to present The Ruby Revue.

The Ruby Revue was one of the first regular burlesque revues to start during the early resurgence of burlesque in Australia. The show has been featured in Time Out Magazine, The Sydney Morning Herald and many more.

The Ruby Revue is coming to The Abbey on Saturday 28th July. Doors open at 6.30pm and the show starts at 9pm. You can opt to have a three-course dinner with the show which costs $100 or just watch the show which costs $45. The three-course dinner starts at 7.30pm.

Renee Geyer is performing at The Abbey for one night only! On Sunday 22nd July, be prepared to be entertained by the bona fide music icon!

Doors open at 6pm and show time starts at 8.30pm. There is the option to have a three-course dinner with the show which costs $125 or just watch the show only, which costs $55.

There will be champagne and canapés on arrival for guests who purchase the three-course dinner and show.

For more information, visit www.reneegeyer.com.au

To celebrate the Canberra & Capital Region Truffle Festival, we asked you guys where you have eaten the best dish with truffle in it in Canberra. Congratulations to Juliet Utteley, you are the winner for this week. This is what your top six answers were.

To win an OutInDeal, tell us where you think the best hidden restaurant in Canberra is hiding. Email [email protected] with your answer.

Legends Spanish Tapas Restaurant