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REVIEW – Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret

Pure, playful mayhem with the kind of chemistry you can’t fake.

12/10/2025
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Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret

Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret

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There’s something electric about walking into a show where nobody, not even the performers, knows what’s about to happen. Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret lives up to its name from the moment the track starts and we hear the powerful voice of our fearless host. York leads this wild, unscripted variety game show that throws drag, cabaret, circus and burlesque into a blender and lets the audience hit “go.”

 

The performance featured featured Valerie Hex, Geraldine Quinn and Flynn V, and from the first moments it was clear they had absolutely no idea what was coming next. They were honest about their nerves, laughing with the audience about what Tash might spring on them. It’s that kind of candidness that makes the show so engaging.

 

Across three rounds, each performer had to think fast and dive headfirst into the chaos. One round saw Tash gleefully interrupt and manipulate a performance mid-flow, twisting tempo, adding surprise guests or changing tracks without warning. Another pitted the performers head-to-head, while the final round demanded an improvised song built entirely from words supplied by the audience. The structure keeps things moving, but the unpredictability is what makes it sing.

Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret
Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret

 

Audience involvement is half the fun. People were voting live on their phones for who they thought nailed it, what song should come next, and ultimately who would be crowned the Chaos Cabaret champion. It’s clever, fast, and genuinely funny, with the whole crowd leaning in from start to finish.

 

Tash York, as always, commands the stage with that powerhouse voice and perfectly chaotic energy that holds everything together. She’s equal parts ringleader and agent of mayhem, tossing curveballs with a wink and keeping the night rolling in hysterical fashion.

 

With adult humour and sharp wit, Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret is pure late-night joy, unpredictable, fearless and brilliantly performed. It’s the kind of show that reminds you why live performance will always trump anything scripted, because when everyone lets go, the result is magic.

 

Tash York’s Chaos Cabaret played as part of Melbourne Fringe at Trades Hall from 3rd – 5th October 2025. For more information, visit https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/whats-on/events/tash-yorks-chaos-cabaret

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