From child star to… adult child star? Cabaret newcomer Chloe Halley is bringing smash hit show Little Miss Typecast to the Adelaide Fringe, playing The Den at The Dom Polski Centre on 28 February and 1 March 2026.
Stuck playing the kid while her peers get to grow up, Chloe Halley is pint-sized, pigeonholed and politely losing it. Little Miss Typecast is a cheeky, sharp as a tack cabaret, packed with killer songs, dance breaks for days, and a desperate attempt to prove she can grow up too. She’s done playing the kid. Unless, of course, the role is still available.
Directed by cabaret royalty Dolly Diamond, alongside co-writer Dom Hennequin, Little Miss Typecast promises an evening of high-energy comedy, dynamic vocals and tongue-in-cheek storytelling about life as a performer who never quite grew out of the child roles.
Audiences can expect hilarious anecdotes, genre-bending musical numbers and just the right amount of chaos.
“Chloe Halley delivers a tour de force in Little Miss Typecast, it’s a joy to watch a cabaret star in the making.” – Dolly Diamond
Chloe is a graduate from Federation University Arts Academy and completed fulltime dance with Robert Sturrock. Chloe recently made her solo cabaret debut with Little Miss Typecast at Chapel off Chapel.
Prior to this, Chloe appeared as Tina Denmark in Stagebugs production of Ruthless and Little Sally in Soundworks’ production of Urinetown. Chloe has also toured schools across Victoria with Alpha Theatre.
Little Miss Typecast
The Den at Dom Polski Centre, 230 Angas St, Adelaide
Performances: 28 February – 1 March 2026
Information and Bookings: www.adelaidefringe.com.au
Chloe will present Little Miss Typecast at The Motley Wherehaus (The Candy Room), as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, from 23 – 29 March 2026.
Image: Chloe Halley stars in Little Miss Typecast – photo by TNS Studios