Blue Baths Comedy Cabaret set to be best yet

The cast of It's A Quack Up, training at Anytime Fitness to get ready for their show at the Blue Baths. Photo / Supplied

The Blue Baths cabarets are no longer a local secret.

Tickets for the comedy cabaret, which opens on Tuesday, have already been snapped up by theatregoers from across the country.

Blue Baths managing director and show producer Jo Romanes said this year's production was "our best show yet".

It's A Quack Up opens on Tuesday and runs until February 20.

It features actress Rima Te Wiata, who starred in last year's horror-comedy flick Housebound. The show has been choreographed by Rotorua-born Taiaroa Royal.

"It would be great if people recognised original theatre and the wonderful people we have here in Rotorua. The rehearsals have been amazing, people are going to be spoiled," Ms Romanes said.

The show had been written specially for the Blue Baths, although the audience would recognise the music.

"This is something I'm pretty passionate about. It's getting recognised and people are taking notice of what we're doing."

It's a Quack Up features larger than life characters and there is song, dance, madness, magic and hilarity.

Audiences can enjoy a pre-show cocktail and eat while being entertained.

The kitchen and bar open from 7pm and the show starts at 8pm.

-Tickets are available from www.bluebaths.co.nz.

Details

WHAT: Blue Baths Comedy Cabaret
WHERE: Blue Baths
WHEN: January 13 to February 20, from 7pm
HOW MUCH: Various tickets available, priced from adults $45, seniors $35, children $22.50