Nine performers spring up behind a bubbly text saying Nook, there is confetti.

Get comfortable in our Nook

Just when you thought you’d had the Up-Late ROOKE experience, Nook turns up the heat.

The heels are higher, the tricks trickier, and there’s even bubbles! Nook features a roster of performers from across the globe. This cabaret is razor-sharp, high speed, comfortable and cozy.

Nook debuted in 2025 and was commissioned by Junction Arts Festival. It’s Tasmanian tour was assisted through the Strategic Touring Fund, an initiative of the Tasmanian Performing Arts Centres.

Featuring: Anna Fisher, Danik Abishev, Fran-Tick, Jacqueline Furey, Jake Silvestro, Jasper Fleer, Krystal Amber, Lucy Tan, Mama Alto and Pendleton III (Denis Lock).

a woman in lingerie is fire breathing
A hula hooper with two hoops and firey boots
A singer flowers in her hair in blue light
A performer is bent backwards, their feet over their head, chin on a grassy box. They use a banana like a phone.
A very english looking gentleman holds a pilar of fire in his right hand
A singer in a fur coat surrounded by a grinning audience
a juggler is juggling three rings
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A man wearing only socks and a chair.
a man pulls gum out of his mouth while holding himself up with one hand
The fire breather kneels with a cloud of fire above them. A diamond shaped stage is edged by lightbulbs in front
A performer is hula hooping with a large steel hoop. He is shirtless, wearing a black and gold skirt.

Nook is Available to Tour

Nook is Available to Tour

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Performance History

  • Cygnet Town Hall, 10 September, 2025

  • Little Theatre, 13 September, 2025

  • Ducane Brew Co, 19-21 September 2025

    for Junction Arts Festival

  • Leven Theatre, 12 September 2025

Dining options

In Cygnet, Audiences coukld book a two-course share plates meal option designed by chef James Zerella for Nook.

In Deloraine, diners enjoyed burgers from Burger Junkie.

Supported By

This project was assisted through the Strategic Touring Fund, an initiative of the Tasmanian Performing Arts Centres.