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World Champagne Day October With Blanc De Blanc Encore At The West End Electric
brett | Supporting our community since 2004 World Champagne Day October With Blanc De Blanc Encore At The West End Electric

Brisbane’s popular ‘champagne cabaret’ Blanc de Blanc Encore is celebrating World Champagne Day. The show has extended its season until February 2026. This makes it one of the city’s longest-running shows. Since its November debut, the show continues to impress audiences at The West End Electric theatre and bar. Producer Jess Copas shares excitement over the show’s success and plans to continue through summer.

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Brisbane will come alive tomorrow with a special World Champagne Day event. It features free-flowing Moët & Chandon and champagne oysters. There will be surprise performances and best dressed prizes. The show combines French lounge vibes with nightclub energy, featuring international acrobats and performers with impressive resumes. Strut & Fret is known for their acclaimed circus-cabaret shows worldwide. Blanc de Blanc Encore tickets are selling quickly for this event. Tickets are also selling fast for the extended season.

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VENUE: The West End Electric, 125 Boundary St, West End, QLD 4101
DATES: Season extended to February 2026; World Champagne Day on 24 October
SHOWTIMES: Various evenings and weekends; check website for details
PRICES: From $64 plus fees, with party options available
BOOKINGS: The West End Electric
Social: @blancdeblancshow #blancshow @thewestendelectric

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