Phil Scott, cabaret pianist, singer, comedian and star of the infamous Sydney Theatre Company's Wharf Revue, is best known as 'one of the sharpest tools in the political satire shed' (Sydney Stage).

Expect new numbers and old from this irrepressible entertainer: from the comic genius of his Victor Borge-like Bach rendition, to the social buffoonery of his jokes at Vanessa Williams, and Condaleeza Rice's expense.

After he suffered shocking injuries in a ten-pin bowling accident, doctors told Phil cabaret was out for good (gasp!) but he proves the experts wrong.

"Spot-on satire... sharp, funny, fast, rude and bull's eye hits." THE SUN HERALD