A woman sits with legs crossed on a hale bale. she is wearing cowboys boots and a cowboy hat. Her chin rests in the her hand. There are two plush cow toys on the ground.

Udderly Fabulous

Cabaret • Comedy

New South Wales • SA Premiere

Nyssa, a dairy farmer's daughter, 'mooves' to the big smoke to chase her dreams of becoming an Opera Singer. For a girl from Cundle Plains, just east of Kundle Kundle, round the corner from Cundle Flat, the city is an overwhelming place (particularly because she's never sung for real people before. Only cows.).

Luckily though, with the help of some encouraging moo's (not to be confused with boo's) from her audience members, our Cabaret Cowgirl discovers that even if her life ends up looking a little different than what she thought it would... it still might be pretty good.

This show is an hilarious and heartwarming look into what happens when you DON'T achieve your dreams.

Presented by: Rhinestone Rebel Presents

We are a production company based in Sydney, Australia. We specialise in theatre, film and digital marketing. We are a team of two, made up of Clare Ellen O'Connor and Glenn Moorhouse. Between us, we have over 30 years' experience in the performing arts industry and in that time, have accumulated a broad range of skills, all of which make us an extremely versatile and busy team!

We first formed our company at the beginning of 2019 after our first time at Adelaide Fringe performing our award winning show Plucked! It was our first ever venture into the world of producing and although it was hard work we fell completely in love with it.

We look forward to our second time at Adelaide Fringe and can't wait for South Australians to see Udderly Fabulous!

Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts

Nyssa is a versatile singer, performing vocal gymnastics in quick shifts between styles, covering show tunes, opera, pop songs and eve - Kristen Stefanoff, Glam Adelaide
Nyssa’s warm personality immediately gains the attention of the audience but it is her exceptional singing which raises the bar. - Janice Bailey, Adelaide Theatre Guide