If ever something exemplified that you can never have too much of a good thing, it’s this fantastic boogie wonderland.

Get set Australia: just as its original incarnation Velvet wowed audiences seven years ago, Velvet Rewired again delivers an irresistible cocktail of disco hits, sequins and sparkles, sexiness and spectacle.

Beau Sergent and Marcia Hines in Velvet Rewired. Photo supplied

It’s impossible to imagine any Australian other than Marcia Hines at its centre as The Diva – she is the legendary queen of this genre. Therefore it’s no surprise that she devised Velvet with manager Peter Rix and continuing director Craig Ilott. Her star power is the show’s drawcard, and her effortless presence and serene aura captivate audiences.

Hines is complemented by a mix of performers and acts, mood and tempo that have the crowd sounding like they’re on a thrill ride for the duration of the gone-too-fast 75-minute romp.

James Browne’s fabulous set design and costumes are a time machine back to the heady days when New York City’s Studio 54 was “the only place to dance” – its decadence and outrageousness inspiring the proceedings overseen by DJ/music director Joe Accaria.

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