The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert at Star Cinema
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Screening in celebration of Bendigo Art Gallery’s exhibition, Australiana: Designing a Nation, this is one of the most successful Australian feature film of all time.
Hugo Weaving plays a drag queen living in Sydney who takes a job performing in Alice Springs. He recruits two fellow performers to accompany him – plucky young Adam (Guy Pearce) and world-weary, wise Bernadette (Terence Stamp). The trio make the journey in a tour bus they dub ‘Priscilla’. An Australian cultural gem.
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Hugo Weaving plays a drag queen living in Sydney who takes a job performing in Alice Springs. He recruits two fellow performers to accompany him – plucky young Adam (Guy Pearce) and world-weary, wise Bernadette (Terence Stamp). The trio make the journey in a tour bus they dub ‘Priscilla’. An Australian cultural gem.
Screening in celebration of Bendigo Art Gallery’s exhibition, Australiana: Designing a Nation, this is one of the most successful Australian feature film of all time.
Hugo Weaving plays a drag queen living in Sydney who takes a job performing in Alice Springs. He recruits two fellow performers to accompany him – plucky young Adam (Guy Pearce) and world-weary, wise Bernadette (Terence Stamp). The trio make the journey in a tour bus they dub ‘Priscilla’. An Australian cultural gem.
Hugo Weaving plays a drag queen living in Sydney who takes a job performing in Alice Springs. He recruits two fellow performers to accompany him – plucky young Adam (Guy Pearce) and world-weary, wise Bernadette (Terence Stamp). The trio make the journey in a tour bus they dub ‘Priscilla’. An Australian cultural gem.
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Screening in celebration of Bendigo Art Gallery’s exhibition, Australiana: Designing a Nation, this is one of the most successful Australian feature film of all time.
Hugo Weaving plays a drag queen living in Sydney who takes a job performing in Alice Springs. He recruits two fellow performers to accompany him – plucky young Adam (Guy Pearce) and world-weary, wise Bernadette (Terence Stamp). The trio make the journey in a tour bus they dub ‘Priscilla’. An Australian cultural gem.
