$45 + booking fee pre, $50 doors

7pm doors, 8pm show

We can only reserve tables for GROUPS OF 8 OR MORE (you can go as large as you like! We never run out of tables for large groups who get our email confirmation once you email a request.

TO RESERVE A TABLE OF 8 OR MORE. . .Firstly buy all your tickets, then email: camelot3@tpg.com.au Please list *show name *show date and only the *name the tickets are booked under.

LESS THAN 8 people??? All other seating is on a 'first in best dressed' basis! So come early and choose a seat, a stool or table which suits. If the show is sold-out, you may end up sharing with others or choose to stand.

Please book carefully – as no refunds, credits or exchanges on tickets are possible.

All ages are welcome (but under 18′s must be accompanied by an adult) and a ticket must be purchased to support the artists playing.

Delicious food (including pizza!) is available.

Fully licensed – NO BYO

After completing her Mass Communications degree at Macquarie University, Dioni Vertzayas studied at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music before setting off for Europe. After further study at the Conservatorium of Pireaus, she launched her musical career in Greece collaborating with Giorgos Katsaros.

In 2001 she co-founded her electro-pop group Astyplaz, for whom she was lyricist and vocalist and toured throughout North America and Europe. She has worked and toured with major British acts such as “Soft Cell” and the “Chemical Brothers”; has performed as a solo artist in France, Germany, Greece, Qatar and of course Australia. Her versatility as a performer is evident both in her multilingual as well as theatrical capabilities.

Previous concerts in Australia include the sell-out “Ode to a Crisis” shows and “Divas” tours. The “Songstresses” project is an homage to the female singers of the golden age of Greek cinema. Following the success of the first sold-out concert which included an orchestra, this show is a more intimate performance and will be Dioni’s farewell to Oz as she has performance commitments back in Greece.

This current series of shows sees her working for the first time with George Ellis who conducted the orchestra for the first concert, and with George Doukas with whom she has worked many times over the years, including the “Ode to Crisis” and “Divas” shows.