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Cameron Mackintosh's acclaimed new production of Boublil and Schonberg's award-winning musical Miss Saigon is one of the most stunning theatrical experiences of our time. Direct from the West End and Broadway, experience this epic love story of passion and tragedy as it currently tours Australia.


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Len Power Len Power

Prior to coming to Canberra, Len played a variety of roles in Adelaide such as Che Guevara in Macrune’s Guevara, King O’Malley in The Legend Of King O’Malley and Lenny in Harold Pinter's The Homecoming.  He also appeared in The Devils, Anastasia, David Williamson's What If You Died Tomorrow?, Mary Of Scotland and Pygmalion.

He has played in many musicals including Jack the Ripper  and The London Blitz Show  in Adelaide and, in Canberra, Guys And Dolls, Canterbury Tales, Hello, Dolly!, Sweeney Todd, Chicago, Titanic, The Boy Friend and A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Forum.

His most recent appearances were in Moliere’s The Learned Ladies at Tuggeranong Arts Centre, Lady Windermere’s Fan for Canberra Rep and Supa Productions’ 2012 revival of Titanic.

When not performing, Len is supposed to be retired but is a theatre critic for Canberra City News, Canberra Critics Circle and Artsound FM’s ‘Dress Circle’ program as well as being involved in far too many other things.

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Denise Scott - Tickety Boo
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Denise Scott - Tickety Boo

After more than a decade away from solo performance, beloved Australian comedian Denise Scott is making a triumphant return to the stage with her most personal show yet. Famous for her razor-sharp wit and unflinching honesty, Scotty promises audiences a show unlike anything she’s delivered before. So much has happened recently, so boy does she have a lot to tell you.

It’s no secret that the last three years has involved one hell of a time for Denise: “I’m absolutely loving performing Tickety Boo. No matter that I spent so long crafting a script, every single show heads off into unknown places that makes it both dangerous and joyful for me to perform – and dare I say the audience to watch. A career dream come true!”

Tickety Boo promises to be Scotty at her authentic best, blending her trademark observational comedy with reflections on sanity, resilience, and the truly unexpected places where laughter can be found. In a cancer ward for one, who knew? Also, why is she feeling so goddamn positive all the time?

“Thoughtful and enriching.” ★★★★ The Age, 2026

 

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