Shake Rattle 'N' Roll
Wendouree Centre for the Performing Arts, 1220 Howitt Street, 3355 Wendouree Kort
fös 16. okt 2026 20:00
SHAKE RATTLE 'N' ROLL - The ONLY 50s & 60s Rock ‘n’ Roll Show Of Its Kind!
Australia’s ultimate Rock ‘n’ Roll Party Show is back and bursting with Retro Glam... it’s 50s & 60s Rock ‘n’ Roll like never before seen!
After thrilling audiences across Australia, SHAKE RATTLE ‘n’ ROLL returns in a glittering explosion of Music, Dance & Retro-Razzle-Dazzle!
This all-singing, all-dancing full-blown stage spectacular takes you on a high-octane joyride through the 50’s & 60s golden era. Sing along to the biggest hits that defined an era from: Elvis, Bobby Darin, Sam Cooke, Johnny O’Keefe, Frankie Valli, Cliff Richard, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Everly Brothers, Connie Francis, Roy Orbison, Grease & more!
An electric cast of 5 powerhouse singers, 8 smoking-hot champion Latin ballroom dancers, 100's of dazzling costumes, sizzling dance numbers, eye-candy multi-media visuals including fun nostalgic TV commercials and a Jukebox of party hits will transport you back to those timeless 50's & '60s and have you dancing in your seat!
Whether you’re 8 or 88 - this is the ultimate family-friendly party show!
So dust off those blue suede shoes, dress in your vintage best and get ready to be RAZZLE-DAZZLED! This is the only rock ‘n’ roll extravaganza of its kind and it's ready to rock your world!
Reviews:
“10 Stars...a must see! Visually spectacular performance, brilliant singers, breathtaking dancers, dazzling array of costumes” - 3AW RADIO
“Walk on broken glass to see this show” – ARTS WRITER MELBOURNE
“A cavalcade of song, movement and color, breathing new life into the sounds of the 50’s & 60’s. Singers and dancers light a fuse that keep burning for 2 hours! Clever use of 50’s TV Ads... fun, eye candy staging and gorgeous costumes!” - FIRST ON FILM & ENTERTAINMENT
“Highly entertaining, eye and ear thrilling show! Powerhouse singers, slick choreography, electrifying dancers and sensational costumes!” - THE BLURB /Australian Arts & Entertainment Review