Geelong Arts Centre and Tenacious C are teaming up to give musical theatre fans the chance to party like it\u2019s 1939.<\/p>\n
Provenance Wines will host 30 Something<\/em> later this month.<\/p>\n It\u2019s New Year\u2019s Eve, Bohemia Kings Cross. She\u2019s been wowing Hollywood. He\u2019s been touring Queanbeyan.<\/p>\n But on the last night of the decade, Phil and Catherine reunite to count down to the end of a very dramatic era.<\/p>\n Politics, the Great Depression, booze… and that\u2019s just in the dressing room!<\/p>\n Caught somewhere between Casablanca<\/em> and The Cotton Club<\/em>, join award-winning maestro of mischief Phil Scott and powerhouse canary Catherine Alcorn for a thrilling joyride back to their 18-carat lounge act, where the audience will soon see she\u2019s 30-something and he\u2019s… not.<\/p>\n Alcorn is an award winning artist and producer who works extensively in theatre, cabaret and television.\u200b<\/p>\n As an artist, she has produced and performed in national and international tours of her own stage shows The Divine Miss Bette, Go Your Own Way: The Story of Christine McVie <\/em>and Cathartic<\/em>, and is a regular fixture in festival programs including Adelaide Cabaret Festival and Sydney Festival and as ambassador for Noosa Long Weekend and Ballarat Cabaret Festival.<\/p>\n Scott is an actor, singer, pianist, writer and comedian.<\/p>\n Between 2000 to 2017 he co-wrote, composed and performed as an actor\/musician in the award-winning Wharf Revue series of political satirical revues for the Sydney Theatre Company.<\/p>\n