TRIAGE! A Nursing Cabaret RETURN SEASON
"If only every visit to the Emergency Room could be so entertaining..."
Ever used an IV pole as a microphone while belting Beyonce in the ICU?
Welcome to the curious world of TRIAGE! A Nursing Cabaret, Adelaide Fringe RETURN SEASON. Exploring the sometimes cruel, occasionally pleasant, always stressful world of in your face hospital medicine, as seen through the eyes of Zuleika Khan - Greenroom & Broadway World Award winner, Div 1 Reg Nurse & Soul Diva! It will leave you with your heart rate elevated, pupils fully dilated & an insatiable urge to laugh incontinently!
SOLD OUT to rave reviews in Adelaide, Perth, Sydney & Melbourne. Named in the Top 10 MUST SEE SHOWS of Sydney Fringe. Get your tix to avoid disappointment!
Written & performed by Zuleika Khan, additional material & direction by
Sally Bourne, choreography by Michael Ralph. Musical direction by Emma
Knights.
Images of Zuleika courtesy of Angelo Leggas at 3 Fates Media.
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Presented by: Zuleika Khan
Zuleika Khan is a Western Sydney born, Melbourne based artist who first stepped on the stage at age 3. She played piano at the Opera House at the age of 8 and has performed all over Australia and in Edinburgh UK in a variety of Musical Theatre and TV shows. She has studied performance at NIDA (Sydney), VCA and DW301 (Melbourne). She attained her degree many moons ago in Nursing at the University of Western Sydney and has worked at major trauma hospitals such as Westmead and The Alfred Hospital.
Her professional stage roles include Gary Coleman (Avenue Q), Lorraine Hansbury (Black Diva Power: Nina Simone), Joanne (RENT) and Linda/Mama Cass Cover (Flowerchildren).
Her TV credits include The face of Coles Car and Home insurance as well as roles on TV Series Please Like Me, 7 Types of Ambiguity & Fancy Boys.
TRIAGE was originally written with additional material by mentor Sally Bourne. This show has since evolved to the beast we know today
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