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Blanc de Blanc Encore - Brisbane

Blanc de Blanc Encore - Brisbane

Local Art in West End

5.0 3 Google reviews

125 Boundary St, West End, Queensland 4101

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125 Boundary St, West End, Queensland 4101

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About

Experience Blanc de Blanc Encore at The West End Electric in Brisbane! Step into a sparkling, adults-only night of bold comedy, dazzling cabaret, burlesque, and high-energy live entertainment. Marvel at world-class acrobats, dancers, and aerialists while sipping champagne in an intoxicating, playful atmosphere. The ultimate night out for celebrations and special occasions. Don't miss this sensational spectacle—get your Fever tickets now!

Amenities

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible seating
  • Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Hours

Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
7 to 9 pm
Thursday
7 to 9 pm
Friday
7 to 9 pm
Saturday
4 to 9 pm
Sunday
4 to 9 pm
Monday
Closed

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