Frank Olivier's Twisted Cabaret at Alberta Rose Theatre on February 26–28 (Up to 58% Off)
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ParkingA demented entertainer’s one-man show makes for an evening of vaudeville hilarity, with everything from music to juggling to knife-throwing
The Deal
- Two tickets to Frank Olivier’s Twisted Cabaret
- Where: Alberta Rose Theatre
- Door time: one hour before showtime
- Full offer value includes all fees
Ticketing Options
- $24 for orchestra-center rows H–N (up to $56.50 value)
- $69 for a date-night package (up to $140 value)
- Date-night packages include orchestra seating, a souvenir DVD, and a backstage tour with a private magic show after the main performance
Available Showtimes
- Thursday, February 26, at 7:30 p.m.
- Friday, February 27, at 10:30 p.m.
- Saturday, February 28, at 3 p.m. or 7:30 p.m.
Frank Olivier’s Twisted Cabaret
The Hungarian knife-thrower Frankonovitchski hurls daggers at his wife Natasha, missing every time; the French mime Francel Franceau has been pulling invisible ropes for more than 25 years; and the Great Frankini can crush his head and plump it back again. The kicker? These performers all inhabit the same body. Aided by his MC, the hunchbacked Flinch, Frank Olivier changes costumes and genders, performing 16 acts, each with its own character who has its own over-the-top story, unique talents, and deeply buried reason why it’s uncomfortable around hippos. Sometimes Olivier even manages to multiply himself—donning a blond wig and high-kicking between two shoddy puppets to become the Frankettes.
When he was just 11 years old watching a fireman juggle in his elementary classroom, Frank Olivier was struck hard by the desire to perform. So hard, in fact, that he began piecing together his one-man show right then, and it’s obvious in every scene—not just in the effortless ease with which he shows off his tricks but also in the anarchic, delightfully crude energy that fuels the show. Throughout, a clownish, bumbling clumsiness lends his act an unpredictable chaos, with The San Francisco Examiner calling him “insanely funny.”
A demented entertainer’s one-man show makes for an evening of vaudeville hilarity, with everything from music to juggling to knife-throwing
The Deal
- Two tickets to Frank Olivier’s Twisted Cabaret
- Where: Alberta Rose Theatre
- Door time: one hour before showtime
- Full offer value includes all fees
Ticketing Options
- $24 for orchestra-center rows H–N (up to $56.50 value)
- $69 for a date-night package (up to $140 value)
- Date-night packages include orchestra seating, a souvenir DVD, and a backstage tour with a private magic show after the main performance
Available Showtimes
- Thursday, February 26, at 7:30 p.m.
- Friday, February 27, at 10:30 p.m.
- Saturday, February 28, at 3 p.m. or 7:30 p.m.
Frank Olivier’s Twisted Cabaret
The Hungarian knife-thrower Frankonovitchski hurls daggers at his wife Natasha, missing every time; the French mime Francel Franceau has been pulling invisible ropes for more than 25 years; and the Great Frankini can crush his head and plump it back again. The kicker? These performers all inhabit the same body. Aided by his MC, the hunchbacked Flinch, Frank Olivier changes costumes and genders, performing 16 acts, each with its own character who has its own over-the-top story, unique talents, and deeply buried reason why it’s uncomfortable around hippos. Sometimes Olivier even manages to multiply himself—donning a blond wig and high-kicking between two shoddy puppets to become the Frankettes.
When he was just 11 years old watching a fireman juggle in his elementary classroom, Frank Olivier was struck hard by the desire to perform. So hard, in fact, that he began piecing together his one-man show right then, and it’s obvious in every scene—not just in the effortless ease with which he shows off his tricks but also in the anarchic, delightfully crude energy that fuels the show. Throughout, a clownish, bumbling clumsiness lends his act an unpredictable chaos, with The San Francisco Examiner calling him “insanely funny.”