Recorded live at the State Theatre, Victorian Arts Centre on the 15th of August 2003. Contains the hilarious on-stage antics of Dame Edna Everage, Sir Les Patterson and Sandy Stone.
Simon Francis, Peter Cudlipp
Director
Barry Humphries
Sir Les Patterson/Owen Steele/Sandy Stone/Dame Edna Everage
Kym Johnson
Lesette/Ednaette
Giovanna Fragomeli
Lesette/Ednaette
Andrew Ross
Himself
Richard Wilkins
Himself
Joh Bailey
Himself
Collette Dinnigan
Herself
Brian Henderson
Himself
Jamie Durie
Himself
Jessica Rowe
Herself
Tori Kerrison
Herself
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