The countdown begins to Lea Salonga’s performances in Adelaide this long weekend.

Over two nights, Ms Salonga will be gracing the stage of the iconic Festival Theatre to show the audience why she is a superstar in the eyes of Filipinos all around the world and a Broadway phenomenon at 18.

She is one of the international artists selected to perform at the 12th Annual Adelaide Cabaret Festival, alongside other strong talents such as Johanna Allen, Bernadette Robinson, Tim Freedman and Lenny Henry.

Kate Ceberano, a well-known Australian singer whose father is of Filipino descent, is this year’s artistic director and has generated a lot of buzz on the festival's ambitious line-up, inspired by the theme of ‘exploring the extraordinary’.



“This year, artists from around the world have been invited to Adelaide to disturb us, provoke us, be wild and fabulous,” said Ms Ceberano.

The festival is the largest festival of its type in the world and has attracted more than 48,000 attendees.

Sure to add to the record audience will be Ms Salonga’s Filipino-Australian community supporters from around the country.

What       LEA SALONGA - An intimate reflection of a royal musical career
Where     2012 Adelaide Cabaret Festival (www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com.au)
When      09 June 2012 - 10 June 2012
Venue     Festival Theatre
Time       8.00pm
Tickets    From $44.90 - $109.90
Duration  1hr 50mins
Interval   20mins

If you haven’t booked your tickets yet, the festival offers a special package, which includes 3-nights accommodation including breakfast, premium ticket to Lea Salonga, premium ticket to Stormy Weather, drink voucher and express entry to Backstage Cabaret Festival Club for just $459. Find out more on http://www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com.au/.

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Kate Andres

Lea Salonga is one of Philippine's best artists, if not the best. I'd love to watch this event but perhaps we should try to get her in Sydney to perform.

Jose

Lea, any concert date in Sydney? Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!

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