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        Goody Goody Glam Pop

        Bethany Miller presents

        Goody Goody Glam Pop

        Goody Goody Glam Pop

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        The Factory Theatre

        80 Onehunga Mall

        Auckland, New Zealand

        When

        Wed 18 Sep 2024 - Sat 21 Sep 2024

        Running Time

        60 minutes

        Interval

        None

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         Hey fans! Doing good? Wanna make that... goody-good?

         You’re invited to an exclusive VIP talk-show with glamorous pop-icon, Miss Goody Two Shoes   herself, Brooklyn Brooklyn!

         Fresh from her world-smashing stadium tour, meet our tabloid darling unplugged as she sings   generation-defining hits, and shares:

        •  never-before-revealed insights into her spectacular career!

        •  lyric-deep dives 

        • and potentially even... spilling the tea on everyone’s lips?

        Hosted by your favourite YouTube essayist and mega-fan Lisa Spector, discover the girl   behind the brand, the Brooklyn behind the Brooklyn.


        Goody Goody Glam Pop is a new musical comedy (nominated for Momentous Music, NZ Fringe ’24) about pop industry antics in the Disney channel and Swifty era. 

        Starring Bethany Miller (Battle Riffs, Thrift Life, Spirit of NZ Improv Festival), Rebecca Mary Gwendolon (Bullrush, Improverished, Nom. Most Promising Māori Performer - Dunedin Fringe ’24), Peter Liley (guitar), and original music by Logan Hunt.

          


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        Please note, no outside food or beverages are allowed to be brought into the venue. Water is available free of charge!

         

         

         

         

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