Blondes Have More Fun at Glen Street

After touring audiences across Australia throughout 2026, Sydney production
Blondes Have More Fun returns home this November, this time with a purpose that
goes far beyond the stage.

Created and produced by Sydney singer, dancer and aerialist Liz Testa, Blondes
Have More Fun is a spectacular celebration of some of music’s most iconic blonde
women, combining powerhouse live vocals, dancers, dazzling costumes, multimedia
visuals and the show’s unique centrepiece — a live singing aerialist.

But when the production arrives at Glen Street Theatre on 13 November, during
World Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, the performance will carry a deeply
personal meaning.

Just a few months ago, Liz lost her mum, Maddie, to pancreatic cancer after living
with the disease for two and a half years. One of Maddie’s greatest wishes was to
help raise awareness of pancreatic cancer and help other families facing the disease
– a legacy Liz is now determined to continue through the growing platform of the
show.

From Marilyn Monroe, Dolly Parton, Olivia Newton-John to Kylie Minogue and many
more, the production takes audiences through decades of unforgettable music,
glamour and pop culture.

Under the creative direction of acclaimed Australian entertainer John St Peeters
OAM, Blondes Have More Fun combines the energy of a live concert with the
spectacle of a theatrical production, while carrying a message that has become
deeply personal to its creator.

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