Margaret Fulton The Musical
Photo Credit – Andrew Seymour
Margaret Fulton The Musical
A musical biography of a true Aussie legend based on her bestselling autobiography.
Margaret Fulton reigned supreme on our country’s cooking scene, awarded an OAM in 1983 and later identified as a National Living Treasure.
The Margaret Fulton Cookbook encouraged Australian housewives to experiment with more interesting ingredients, straying from the old tradition of meat and three veg.
This delightful musical romp follows her journey from humble beginnings to super-stardom.
Book and Lyrics – Doug MacLeod
Music – Yuri Worontschak
Director– Aarne Neeme
Musical Director – Meg Kiddle
Choreographer – Dan Venz
2021
The Events Centre Caloundra – Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 March
The ‘J’ Noosa – Friday 19 March
Redland Performing Arts Centre – Saturday 20 March
Logan Entertainment Centre – Sunday 21 March
The ‘Q’ Queanbeyan – Tuesday 23 to Saturday 27 March
Cessnock Performing Arts Centre – Wednesday 31 March
Newcastle Civic Centre – Thursday 1 April
The Star Casino and Hotel – Gold Coast – Saturday 3 April
Ipswich – Thursday 8 April
Redcliffe – Saturday 10 April
QUT Gardens Theatre – Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 April
Tenterfield – Thursday 15 April
Glen Innes – Saturday 17 April
Coffs Harbour – Sunday 18 April
Port Macquarie – Wednesday 21 April
Toowoomba – Friday 23 April
Narrabri Crossing Theatre – Friday 30 April
Shedley Theatre Elizabeth – Thursday 6 to Saturday 8 May
Nautilus Theatre Port Lincoln – Tuesday 11 May
Kalgoorlie – Friday 14 May
Esperance – Saturday 15 May
Merriden – Tuesday 18 April
Albany – Wednesday 19 May
Bunbury – Thursday 20 May
Mandurah – Friday 21 May
Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre – Saturday 22 May
Cairns – Thursday 17 June
Townsville Civic Centre – Friday 18 June
Hughenden – Saturday 19 June
Charters Towers – Sunday 20 June
Capella Cultural Centre – Wednesday 23 June
Gladstone Entertainment Centre – Thursday 24 June
Rockhampton Pilbeam – Saturday 26 June
The Brolga Maryborough – Thursday 1 July
Mackay Entertainment Centre – Saturday 3 July
Moranbah – Sunday 4 July
Wagga Wagga – Thursday 8 July
Griffith Theatre – Saturday 10 July
Bairnsdale – Wednesday 14 July
Wangaratta Performing Arts – Friday 16 July
Shepparton Riverside – Saturday 17 July
Frankston – Sunday 18 July
Glen Street Sydney – Wednesday 21 to Saturday 24 July
Colac – Wednesday 28 July
Sale – Thursday 29 July
Karralyka – Friday 30 July
Drysdale – Sunday 1 August
Blue Mountains – Saturday 7 August
Tamworth – Tuesday 10 August
Bendigo – Saturday 14 August