A Chinese Christmas, Cocktails and Karaoke

After journeying into the Chinese underworld with the final Friday performance of A Chinese Christmas , continue onwards into the night with Cocktails and Karaoke in the Sound Lounge. Cleanse yourself of spirits and step into a room alive with Asian creativity, where the energy is high and the audience becomes part of the show. First up, a live song led by your host Kimie Tsukakoshi to get you warm and loose. Then karaoke takes over and the mic is yours. Bring your anthem, sing in any language, solo or with your new karaoke crew. We curate the running order so everyone gets their moment. Image credit: Benjamin Tiger La Kimie honed her craft as a child by singing ‘Lipstick on Your Collar’ on her family’s karaoke machine over and over until she was asked to stop. During a detour into corporate life, Kimie cultivated her love of attention thanks to community musical theatre (Marcy Park x 2, Kim x 2 and Christmas Eve x 1). After leaving the corporate world behind, Kimie has become a prolific stage and screen actor, working with companies such as STC, QT and La Boite, and in shows like The Bureau of Magical Things and The Family Law . She is currently developing her one woman show The Ring and I , a sexy horror-comedy cabaret based on the 1998 film, 'Ringu', and is also a regular improviser at Improv Theatre Sydney. She is thrilled to be working with this wonderful team on Cabaret, Cocktails and Karaoke . Kimie’s current go-to karaoke song is ‘You Oughta Know’ by Alanis Morrisette, but she really needs to find a new one before her friends ask her to stop.