Presents by Heist Productions:

Because one Halloween is never enough, Red Bennies goes grimm for a night  of ghastly and gruesome cabaret entertainment! Featuring the very best in circus, song, and sketch, this masquerade party brings together the living, dead,
and undecided for an evening of ghoulish fun you’ll never forget!
 
So don ye now your grim apparel, brush off your funerary best, or festoon yourself as your most frightening fairytale, and let our gang of ghastly goblins scare you senseless. Because in the afterlife, dancing and door-prizes are just
the beginning...  
 
Live a little. Play dead.

LINEUP INCLUDES:

Trick Circus, Australia's foremost youth-run circus. The multi-award winning Tricksters (including "Best Circus Show", Melbourne Fringe 2006/09) have come of age, touring to adoring audiences regionally and interstate.

Simon Taylor, Melbourne's own award-winning mind reader and illusionist. Renowned for his personable demeanour and energetic sell-out performances, this master Svengali can spot your lies and read your every thought...

Tobias Manderson-Galvin, acclaimed writer (Dogmeat, Melbourne Fringe, 2010), l'enfant terrible and resident fixture on Melbourne's theatrical cutting-edge. Artistic Director of MKA Richmond, this dark vaudevillian has performed on stages diverse as Radio National, strip clubs, the National Theatre, and a kiddy pool full of jelly.

Julia Kirschbaum, member of Canberra's only resident sideshow, Le Petit Sideshow. Blessed with joints where there should be none and a threshold to pain that would make Colonel Klink blush, Julia is constantly falling over herself trying not to go to pieces...

Danielle Asciak, darling of the Butterfly Club and creative force behind Melbourne's Theatre Incubator. From her one-woman show, Everyone Wants A Piece Of Malta, to virtuoso turns in Melbourne Model: The Musical, Miss Asciak is a diva to drop dead for... (photo by Vikk Shayen Wong)

Annabel Green and Letitia Kearney, the delightfully demented ladies behind Full-Skirted Productions, and their extravagant two-woman show, The Object Of My Affection. Two actors take on six characters, merging the silly with the surreal and proving that split-personality disorder really is a laughing matter.