The Last Showgirl at Echuca Paramount
The Last Showgirl
After 30 years as the face of a Las Vegas floor show, Shelley and her co-workers face an uncertain future when their stage manager reveals that their act has been cancelled.
Supported by her brazen best friend, and with her career and identity on the line, Shelley must figure out what comes next—a daunting task when she is in her 50s, and the show has been her whole world. Feeling vulnerable, she tries to take control of her life and repair the relationship with her estranged daughter, who took a backseat to her showgirl family.
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Supported by her brazen best friend, and with her career and identity on the line, Shelley must figure out what comes next—a daunting task when she is in her 50s, and the show has been her whole world. Feeling vulnerable, she tries to take control of her life and repair the relationship with her estranged daughter, who took a backseat to her showgirl family.
After 30 years as the face of a Las Vegas floor show, Shelley and her co-workers face an uncertain future when their stage manager reveals that their act has been cancelled.
Supported by her brazen best friend, and with her career and identity on the line, Shelley must figure out what comes next—a daunting task when she is in her 50s, and the show has been her whole world. Feeling vulnerable, she tries to take control of her life and repair the relationship with her estranged daughter, who took a backseat to her showgirl family.
Supported by her brazen best friend, and with her career and identity on the line, Shelley must figure out what comes next—a daunting task when she is in her 50s, and the show has been her whole world. Feeling vulnerable, she tries to take control of her life and repair the relationship with her estranged daughter, who took a backseat to her showgirl family.
The Last Showgirl
After 30 years as the face of a Las Vegas floor show, Shelley and her co-workers face an uncertain future when their stage manager reveals that their act has been cancelled.
Supported by her brazen best friend, and with her career and identity on the line, Shelley must figure out what comes next—a daunting task when she is in her 50s, and the show has been her whole world. Feeling vulnerable, she tries to take control of her life and repair the relationship with her estranged daughter, who took a backseat to her showgirl family.