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Venue: Cummins Community Hall Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Cummins Community Hall
Main Auditorium
Venue: Institute Hall, Streaky Bay Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Streaky Bay Institute Hall
Auditorium
Venue: Lea Memorial Theatre Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Lea Memorial Theatre
Auditorium
Venue: Burra Town Hall Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Burra Town Hall
Auditorium
Venue: Robe Institute Hall Seating: Cabaret Part of Soundworks: live music, shared stories, regional stages. Singer-songwriter Nathan May draws on country and folk influences to share songs that reflect on family, connection to country, and truth-telling. Teaming up with violinist Julian Ferraretto, known for his genre-crossing style, the performance blends music and storytelling in a thoughtful and personal way. Set in a relaxed, onstage cabaret-style setting, the Soundworks series creates a welcoming atmosphere where audiences and artists connect up close. From the rhythm of a train line through the landscape to the quiet pull of home, Nathan’s music explores themes of place, identity, and belonging. Opening the night is Katie Aspel, whose soulful voice and honest songwriting set the tone for an evening of heartfelt music.
Robe Institute
Main Auditorium
Venue: Cummins Community Hall Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Cummins Community Hall
Main Auditorium
Venue: Institute Hall, Streaky Bay Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Streaky Bay Institute Hall
Auditorium
Venue: Lea Memorial Theatre Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Lea Memorial Theatre
Auditorium
Venue: Burra Town Hall Seating: Cabaret Country Arts SA presents SKINNY by Michelle Pearson Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner for South Australia's 'Staging Change' initiative. Skinny - More than a word – it's a societal chokehold. For many, it's a lifelong battle with scales, shapewear, shakes and shifty surgeons. But it's time to say ENOUGH!
Burra Town Hall
Auditorium
Venue: Robe Institute Hall Seating: Cabaret Part of Soundworks: live music, shared stories, regional stages. Singer-songwriter Nathan May draws on country and folk influences to share songs that reflect on family, connection to country, and truth-telling. Teaming up with violinist Julian Ferraretto, known for his genre-crossing style, the performance blends music and storytelling in a thoughtful and personal way. Set in a relaxed, onstage cabaret-style setting, the Soundworks series creates a welcoming atmosphere where audiences and artists connect up close. From the rhythm of a train line through the landscape to the quiet pull of home, Nathan’s music explores themes of place, identity, and belonging. Opening the night is Katie Aspel, whose soulful voice and honest songwriting set the tone for an evening of heartfelt music.
Robe Institute
Main Auditorium