Dracula’s Cabaret

January 24, 2023
Rosalind Penn
Uncategorized

About Dracula’s Cabaret

Tikki & John Newman had the vision to bring Melbourne nightlife to the next level. In 1964, they opened their coffee house on Exhibition Street and quickly transformed it into a fully produced show and dining experience – Tikki & John’s Music Hall. This venture was an astounding success, with waitlists of up to 12 months! Taking dinner theatre in Australia by storm, this unique venue set the standard for what is now known as Theatre Restaurant.

Newman Entertainment has been bringing laughter and joy to Australians for over 50 years! Whether you’ve visited one of their venues in Melbourne, Perth, or Singapore, there’s no experience like it. Get ready to be thoroughly entertained with the ultimate comedy cabaret restaurants – because if you haven’t experienced Newman Entertainment yet…you ain’t living life right!

What to do at Dracula’s Cabaret

From the grandeur of our gothic sets to the intricacy of costumes, every performance at Dracula’s is brought to life through a passionate team working hard behind the scenes. Our production specialists transform ideas into reality with skill and attention – providing an unforgettable experience for all who enter!

Prepare to be whisked away for a thrilling night on the Gold Coast! At Dracula’s Cabaret, begin your journey with drinks (own expense) at the Graveyard Cocktail Lounge and an exciting ride on the Ghost Train. Then settle into your seat in The Theatre of Vampyre, where you’ll experience a delectable 3-course dinner while enjoying stunning carnival acts, circus performances, puppetry displays, comedic skits and live music. Don’t miss out – reserve now before this unforgettable evening show sells out! Wheelchair-accessible and vegetarian options are available.

Dracula’s is definitely not a show for kids! Our age recommendation of 15+ reflects the environment, which often includes special occasion celebrations such as birthdays and hen or stag nights. The content itself also contains some strong language, sexual references, drug-related material and partial nudity – all good reasons to think twice before bringing younger viewers along!