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  • 2024
  • Rumour Has It
Naomi Price as Adele in Rumour Has It
  • Popular Music

rumourhasit24 Rumour Has It The Little Red Company Popular Music Rumour Has It The Music of Adele

2 Mar 2024
Concert Hall
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$89 - $129
2 hours 30 minutes
including interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

Following standing ovations across the country, Australia’s smash hit stage spectacular Rumour Has It returns bigger and bolder than ever.

Starring award-winning British performer Naomi Price in her career-defining tour de force, Rumour Has It charts the astonishing story of blockbuster soul sensation Adele with the upfront British wit and heartfelt tunes that made her the highest-selling recording artist of the 21st Century.

Hear Adele’s life story come alive in the deliciously frank words of this world-class stage performer, backed by a 20-strong band and special guest vocalists Rachel Everett-Jones, Luke Kennedy, and Lai Utovou.

Featuring the biggest hits from record-breaking albums 19, 21, 25 and 30 including “Rumour Has It”, “Rolling in the Deep”, “Hello”, “Skyfall”, “Easy on Me”, “Someone Like You” and more, Rumour Has It is an unmissable night of story and song.

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Age Recommendation

Recommended for ages 13+.

Warning

This production contains low level coarse language, adult content, loud music, haze, bright colourful lighting and confetti.

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  • Naomi Price is the voice of a generation as Adele.
    Australian Stage
  • The next best thing to seeing Adele live.
    Stage Whispers
  • A joyous, heart-warming celebration of a major musical talent, performed with love, passion and skill by equally talented Australian artists led by the incomparable Naomi Price.
    ArtsHub
  • Both poignant and pithy… Fabulously entertaining.
    The Courier-Mail
  • A raucous and rollicking performance that would make Adele proud.
    Scenestr

Creatives

  • A production by The Little Red Company
  • Creators Adam Brunes and Naomi Price
  • Lighting Design  Jason Glenwright
  • Sound Design  Jamie Taylor
  • Costumes  Moreno Marcos
  • Company Manager Angela Ponting
  • Image by  Glenn Hunt
  • Featuring Naomi Price with Rachel Everett-Jones, Luke Kennedy, Lai Utovou with Mik Easterman, Scott French, OJ Newcomb and Damian Sim

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