Not many play a better deviant than Alan Cumming but as he whips back around on his 2023 venture Down Under, it’s set to be far more joyous and light-hearted.
Flying in for a bewitching night of showbiz, tunes and life-affirming laughs, Alan Cumming will appear at St Kilda’s own Palais Theatre for a show this weekend. Taking place on January 14, he’s bringing his signature joie-de-vivre to his show that’s set to celebrate the most communal of pastimes: aging!
Alan Cumming Is Not Acting His Age
- Alan Cumming is set to appear at the Palais Theatre this weekend
- He’s finally appearing in Melbourne after his performance was rescheduled last year
- It all goes down on Saturday, January 14
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Think vivacious mischief-making, Vaudevillian showbiz and life-affirming laughs proving to unshackle all the life stresses bottled up in one room. When he’s not firing his gorgeous tenor across the stage, he’s behind the camera. Playing Eli Gold on The Good Wife, he’s also appeared in James Bond’s GoldenEye, X-Men and The Smurfs.
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But his accolades don’t end there – he’s also known for his humanitarian efforts, including being granted an OBE from the Queen for his contributions to LGBTQIA+ equality in the arts. A regular contributor to The New York Times, Marie Claire, Newsweek and Harper’s Bazaar, he’s just released his latest memoir – Baggage: Tales from a Fully Packed Life.
Catch him this weekend at St Kilda’s own Palais Theatre on January 14. Tickets are still available for the show, snatch them up by heading here.
