CILLA
You’re My World

Cilla Black is back!  ‘CILLA - You’re My World’ is a cabaret full of the powerhouse vocals and self-deprecating humour that made Cilla one of the UK’s most beloved icons. Featuring acclaimed performer Danielle O’Malley, audiences are given a glimpse into the world of the British pop icon and television personality at the peak of her popularity. While belting out Anyone Who Had a Heart and Alfie’, Danielle shares stories about Cilla’s childhood in Liverpool, whilst sharing a few cheeky showbiz anecdotes about John, Paul, George, Ringo and Cilla’s old mate Queen Elizabeth II! 

Written and Performed by Danielle O’Malley with Musical Direction by Mark Jones. 

5 Stars! “Perfect”. - The Australian Stage

4.5 Stars! “From the first bell-like note to the last thunderous applause, she held us in her hand as easily as Cilla might”. - The Weekend Notes

You’re My World - The CILLA BLACK Story Showreel:

Nancy Sinatra
You Only Live Twice

Danielle O’Malley is following her 2017/2018 sell-out seasons of ‘You’re My World – The Cilla Black Story’, with a sexy, sassy tribute to another icon of 60’s pop - Miss Nancy Sinatra! With swinging hits like Something Stupid, Up, Up and Away, Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down), Summer Wine and These Boots are Made for Walkin’, plus a little gossip about dating Elvis and taking Ol’ Blue Eyes to parent/teacher night - this one is guaranteed to be a perfect night out for 60s music fans and footwear-fetishists alike!

Written and Performed by Danielle O'Malley, Jeremy Stanford and Mark Jones. Directed by Jeremy Stanford and Mark Jones. Musical direction by Mark Jones with a line-up of piano, bass, and percussion.

5 stars! “Do yourself a favour and see this show” - Theatre People

4 stars! “The real quality is in O’Malley’s singing and her ability to capture Sinatra’s vocal essence” - The Age

NANCY SINATRA - You Only Live Twice Showreel:

To Lulu
With Love

Come spend an hour with that feisty firecracker of 60s pop – the extraordinary Lulu! Lulu’s winding back the clock to Britain’s 'summer of love' with fascinating and hilarious tales of her rise to fame - singing on Ed Sullivan, co-starring with Sidney Poitier, singing Boom Bang a Bang on Eurovision, touring with The Beach Boys, partying with The Beatles and marrying a Bee Gee! 
Oh, and let’s not forget that world-wide number one hit with the title song from her very own movie To Sir With Love!

Devised by Mark Jones and Danielle O’Malley and produced by Winding Road Productions. Featuring the powerhouse performer - Baylie Carson.

*Shows to commence in 2021.

To Sir With Love Showreel:

Ginger & Tonic

For Love or Money

The Ginger and Tonic gals are still struggling in love, but that's not going to stop them from being the awesome women that they are. They have big ideas - huge ideas - to make big bucks! Or do they...? Using their powerful voices and killer harmonies, this time the girls are pitching in more ways than one, hoping to find success in this dog-eat-dog world. Strap in for this musical masterclass in entrepreneurship as Jane, Steph, Burzie and Bec take you on a journey through their ambitions; from humble food dreams to embryo-freezing empires.

​“These ladies are fantastic” - Tim Minchin

​“Sublime comedic timing and brilliant voices to boot” – Out in Perth

“Some of the most superb vocal skills you will ever encounter” – The Australia Times

Desperate & Dateless

The Ginger and Tonic girls are at a loss as to why their relationships never work out – they're vivacious, outgoing and gorgeous, after all. They've played hard to get, easy to get, tried salsa classes and swiped right on Tinder. They've even tried just ‘being themselves’ and nothing seems to work. But every pot must have a lid, and these four determined, modern women won't stop until they find theirs.

Specialising in original songs as well as cheeky parodies, a cappella girl group Ginger and Tonic rely solely on their voices to create their unique sound. The four girls have their audiences transfixed with their superb harmonies, and leave them in stitches with their wicked humour.

​“Laugh-out-loud hilarious” - Rip It Up

“Absolutely superb” - The Advertiser

“A whole lot of sass and a whole lot of laughs” - Theatre Press