A Drug Called Fame
Powerhouse singer and comedian Clare Elizabeth Dea stars in this addictive cabaret that delves deep into the intoxicating allure of recognition.
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Grappling with post-wedding blues and the pressures of impending motherhood, 'wanna be' diva Ruby Red seeks solace in chocolate, Netflix & social media.
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But her true escape? This comedy show!
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Let’s put all of us in the spotlight and jazz hands our way through rehab with some Liza Minelli meets Brene Brown.
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A Drug Called Fame is a blend of Broadway hits, self help parodies and captivating storytelling. Inspired by Clare's personal journey with her performing career, body shame and addiction.
Featured on Studio 10, The Guardian and a range of media, Clare's comedy shows promise a rollercoaster of emotions, from laughter to tears, and moments that'll make you exclaim, "Did she really just say that!"
Touring Australia for the last 3 years with her transformational theatrical experiences, this is Clare Elizabeth Dea as you’ve never seen her before.
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Directed by multi-award winning artist Andi Snelling.
Feedback/Comments
An interesting show. Great voice!
Wonderful
What is Ruby doing in Adelaide?
She SHOULD be on Broadway!
'A Drug Called Fame' was energetic, engaging & educational (about Polan's Syndrome
This act deserved to fill the venue, and I believe it did. It was a terrific result considering that so many people attended in the middle of a heatwave: Polski Dom is a pleasant venue, and the theatre the act was in had good comfort & fair acoustics so an appetising alternative to the usual tent shows. Clare really puts her heart & soul into her act, and it really shows.
Excellent show, great interaction with audience and guests.