Is Casual Receptionist of the Quarter a play? Is it sketch comedy? Is is cabaret? Is it commentary on capitalism, the patriarchy, class structure, and an argument for paying artists a living wage? Yes, it is all of these things. And it’s bloody brilliant.
Category Archive: Comedy
And while I am confident his parents are not disappointed in him, I can also safely say every member of the audience walk out of his show with a place in their heart for this extremely likeable comic who is destined for a long and impressive career.
Since its 1996 debut, the cultural zeitgeist of Pokémon has been unrivalled by anything else since. Holographic Charizard is a love letter to the glorious first wave of Pokémania, touching all the bases of what made Pokémon the world’s biggest media franchise.
Tomi Gray’s Trip takes its audience all the way down the rabbit hole as it courageously navigates the absurdity, honesty and instability of the human condition.
Lost in Translation is inventive, interactive and delightfully unhinged
A show that balanced silliness with sincerity, a testament to Coombers’ range and unmistakable presence onstage.
Anyone who appreciates clever comedy and exceptional delivery will enjoy this show, but in particular, it’s a must-see for those rebellious teachers in the faculty who need a good belly laugh.
This late in the Fringe season, there is a risk of audience enthusiasm starting to wane. Fuccbois brings a late burst of energy and refreshing humour to the festival. Do yourself a favour, get your girl gang together and catch the Fuccbois “last ever concert” this week.
This show will resonate with those who grew up in peak boyband era, bedroom walls adorned with posters of teenage heartthrobs, and will serve as cheap therapy for those deep in the trenches of swipe right culture. And is generally a thoroughly entertaining show for all!
Smart, brutally funny and relatable.
Who says women aren’t funny? Girls Night not only debunks such misogyny – it has the last laugh too!
Upside Adelaide 