Les Ballet’s Elolle Men In Pink Tights personifies the elemental parody of both classic and present-day ballet. The combining of magnificent dance proficiency, bantering and clamorous wittiness with designed mannerisms, dance misadventures and naturally outrageous hissy fits by gentlemen role playing both masculine and feminine personas (just about all of the gentlemen act, and in reality appear like beautiful ladies, although others are furry chested adult males with flapcake make-up but all stylish in tights and tutus. and dancing on perfect Pointe.

“Artistically brilliant, absolutely hilarious” – New York Post

“Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant” – New York Daily Times

“It is not a drag show, but a brilliant artistic and comical send up of the world of dance” -USA Today

Cost from $44.90 – $69.90

Dorothy the Dinosaur’s Beach Party is the stompy-wompy show full of super sandy songs that will fill your day with sunshine! Dorothy and her friends, Captain Feathersword, Wags the Dog, Fairy Clare and Henry the Octopus, are joined by sensational singers and dancers, Clare Dee and The Dance-A-Lots, in their dazzling beach party outfits! With your favourite Wiggly songs, such as Can You (Point Your Fingers and Do the Twist?), Having Fun at the Beach and Monkey Dance, the surf’s up for this wacky wave of fun! Written by blue Wiggle Anthony Field, he enthused, ‘This show is Dorothy’s best yet!’ Dorothy the Dinosaur’s Beach Party is setting sail for the Esperance Civic Centre! Rated: G, suitable for all ages.

Cost from  $20.25 – $22.50

In the tradition of ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’, The Big HOO-HAA! is an improvised comedy night that is a completely original show each night, with all of the comedy created from the audience suggestions. Watch teams of improv comedians battle it out to win the audience’s affection and applause.

Cost from $36.90 – $39.90

Direct from China, Shaolin Kung Fu is set to captivate Australia with its high-octane kung fu mastery showcasing China’s most accomplished and spirited kung fu performers. Made famous by Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, the Shaolin style of kung fu dates back 1,500 years and brings with it the traditions, power and majesty of 32 dynasties of kung fu fighting.

Cost from $31.25 – $39.90

Rod Gregory is the funniest Retired Farmer working as a stand up comedian in Australia. Rod is based at Maitland SA, and although new to the game, has performed well over 100 gigs all over Australia this year.

“The Old Fella” loves to entertain and is enjoyed by all ages from all walks of life.

Cost from $34.90 – $39.90

After lauded seasons in Germany, Edinburgh and London, Brisbane-based Circa comes to Esperance with a blaze of reviews and public acclaim. This is movement at its most adventurous and dangerous. Seven performers move from highly connected acrobatic and tumbling sequences, to fast-paced moments of great inticacy, where precision and timing are everything. Circa’s signature style combines physical beauty, formidable circus skills and an immersive and integral use of sound, light and projection. The result is a new kind of circus, at once poetic, sensual and immense. Rated: ‘G’ Duration: 75 minutes (approx).

Cost from $20 – $25

Tuesday 15th May at 6:00pm, Wednesday 16th May at 9:30am and 12:30pm

The ordinary world of children is transformed through play, often so vividly that the ‘imagined’ becomes ‘real’ and possibilities become limitless. Me and My Shadow is a gentle story depicting the fanciful escapades of a girl, who finds a way to be friends with her shadow. “Me and My Shadow is absolutely beautiful and engaging on a theatrical level and genuinely one of the best children’s theatre works I’ve seen. Good grief it had everything! It was imaginative, magical, miraculous, moving and funny to boot and I just loved it.” Pat Rix – Artistic Director, Tutti Ensemble

Cost $15.00 each

One of the three largest comedy festivals in the world, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival attracts more than 500,000 comedy fans who attend over 300 hilarious events at venues around the city. The program includes stand-up comedy, cabaret, theatre, street performance, film, television, radio and visual arts. See performances by the international greats of comedy, local favourites and hopeful newcomers who brave open mic competitions or launch shows of their own.

Cost from $39.90 – $44.90