Legendary Women Take Centre Stage in ‘Well-Behaved Women’ at Belvoir Street Theatre

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Surry Hills’ Belvoir Street Theatre is set to showcase a groundbreaking musical that brings history’s most influential women to life through song. 


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“Well-Behaved Women,” an empowering female-led production, will run from September 28th to November 3rd, promising audiences a unique and captivating experience at the Belvoir Street Theatre.

Composed by Broadway veteran Carmel Dean, “Well-Behaved Women” reimagines the voices of legendary figures such as Cleopatra, Mary Magdalene, Virginia Woolf, Frida Kahlo, Billie Jean King, Cathy Freeman, and Malala Yousafzai. 

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Through a series of powerful and often humorous songs, the musical explores how these women’s actions and “misbehaviour” shaped the course of history.

Dean, known for her work as a musical director and arranger on Broadway, as well as for composing the award-winning Off-Broadway musical “Renascence,” brings her considerable talent to this innovative production.

The show features a talented ensemble of performers, including:

  • Stefanie Caccamo
  • Zahra Newman
  • Elenoa Rokobaro
  • Ursula Yovich

These accomplished actors will bring to life the diverse array of historical figures, offering audiences a fresh perspective on their stories and legacies.

A Theatrical Feast

“Well-Behaved Women” promises to be more than just a musical – it’s a celebration of female empowerment and a reminder of the impact that individual voices can have on the world. By reimagining these historical figures through song, the production offers a unique and engaging way to connect with their stories and reflect on their continuing relevance.


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Don’t miss this extraordinary musical event at Belvoir Street Theatre’s Upstairs Theatre, located at 18 Belvoir St, Surry Hills. To secure your tickets and be part of this celebration of legendary women, visit Belvoir’s website today.

Published 31-August-2024