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11 Dec

FAGA: The Trump Cabaret!

  • Comedy
  • Theatre

He has been a President, a real estate 'mogul' and even a reality TV star... but now it’s time Trump trod the boards!

Brought to you by internationally award-winning writer and producer, Nicholas R.T Reynolds, this tongue-in-cheek comedy follows a drag-esq Trump as he embarks on an autobiographical cabaret retrospective of his harrowing life and times.

Scored by a mix of cabaret classics and tacky Trump favourites, the show features a range of character cameos from the latest presidency, including Bobby ‘Brainworm’ Kennedy, ‘Casting Couch’ Vance, SS-teven Miller and maybe even a skeleton or two from the closet.

Hilariously irreverent, this side-splitting, presidential satire is sure to have you screaming 'Quiet Piggy'.

Nominated for an overall Adelaide Fringe 2026 Award, and winner of the FIFA Fringe Prize 2026.

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Date Times
Fri 11 Dec
  • 8pm - 9.30pm 8:00pm - 9:30pm

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Beckett Theatre
Malthouse Theatre
113 Sturt St
Southbank 3006

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Adult / general $59
Student / concession $45
Book online for FAGA: The Trump Cabaret!

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  • telephone number: 0412 133 364
  • email address: colosimojesse@gmail.com
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