An Evening Without Kate Bush\u00b7Photo: Courtesy of Arts Centre Melbourne \/ Steve Ullathorne<\/p>\n
Tue Oct 13, 2026 \u2013 Sun Oct 18, 2026<\/p>\n
Fairfax Studio, Arts Centre Melbourne<\/p>\n
100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004<\/p>\n
Price: $34.50\u2013$74 plus booking fees<\/p>\n
Book Now<\/a><\/p>\n An Evening Without Kate Bush\u00b7Photo: Courtesy of Arts Centre Melbourne \/ Steve Ullathorne<\/p>\n Bush herself may be absent, but her music, mythology and devoted fish people (aka her fans) will be very much present.<\/p>\n The award-winning cabaret An Evening Without Kate Bush returns to Arts Centre Melbourne this October, diving headfirst into the strange, theatrical and wonderfully eccentric world surrounding one of pop\u2019s most influential artists.<\/p>\n Performed by Sarah-Louise Young, the 75-minute show is filled with Kate Bush classics including Running Up That Hill, Cloudbusting and The Man With the Child in his Eyes, alongside unexpected B-sides and bootlegs, plus inventive interpretations of This Woman\u2019s Work and Babooshka. Young\u2019s performance draws as much from Bush\u2019s famously devoted fanbase as it does from the songs themselves, inviting audiences to release their inner Bush.<\/p>\n Maybe you\u2019ve been one of the fish people, as Bush\u2019s fans call themselves, since Wuthering Heights topped the charts in 1978, when Kate Bush became the first female artist to have an entirely self-written number one in the UK. Or maybe you discovered her through Stranger Things. Either way, An Evening Without Kate Bush is a celebration of the artist\u2019s enduring mythology and the people who keep it alive.<\/p>\n Created by Young and Russell Lucas, the production has toured extensively across the UK and Australia, winning the Best Cabaret Award at Adelaide Fringe in 2025, with sold-out runs at Edinburgh Fringe and London\u2019s Soho Theatre. Now it\u2019s back at the Fairfax Studio from October 13 to 18. Book your tickets here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Broadsheet is a proud media partner of Arts Centre Melbourne.<\/p>\n Words by Broadsheet \u00b7 Published on 23 Sep 2026<\/p>\n