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Tabitha Booth Fundraiser Spectacular & Formal Apology Hour!
An unforgettable hour packed with dazzling musical numbers, surprise guest appearances, Tabitha’s world-famous "Formal Apology of the Week," the much-loved “Orphan” segment, Melbourne alt-comedy crossovers, and all the late-night show classics you adore. It’s a night filled with laughter, love, and more than a few breakdowns as Tabitha faces her final curtain call in the most chaotically spectacular way possible.
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An unforgettable hour packed with dazzling musical numbers, surprise guest appearances, Tabitha’s world-famous "Formal Apology of the Week," the much-loved “Orphan” segment, Melbourne alt-comedy crossovers, and all the late-night show classics you adore. It’s a night filled with laughter, love, and more than a few breakdowns as Tabitha faces her final curtain call in the most chaotically spectacular way possible.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Frankie McNair, Isaac Haigh, Matt Jenner, Isabelle Carney
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Runtime:68 minutes
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Cast
Caitlin Soennichsen
Director
Frankie McNair
Tabitha Booth
Isaac Haigh
Himself
Mish Wittrup
PA
Zac Jory
Band/PJ Wobblesworth
Bridget Hassed
Band/Kringlemoose
Riley Bell
Merch Vendor/Oil Tycoon/Crew
Pedro Cooray
Reporter/Oil Tycoon/Crew
Ella Lawry
Al Dente/Crew
Madi Savage
Ugly Woman/Crew
Eliza Grundy
Dancer
Maddy Murdoch
Dancer
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