To summon the ghost boy is one thing. To summon and create the Sexy Ghost Boy is another entirely. The instructions may be specific, but from there, much more is required: commitment, sacrifice, and the slow realisation that you may be watching a clown’s barely disguised fetish unfold in real time. If you want a spooky séance, stay home with your Ouija board. This is a clown show, for goodness sake, and the path to Sexy Ghost Boy is not just haunted, it is sexy, funny, awkward, and …
Vagina: The Visitor’s Guide informed me and made me laugh, which is really the ideal ou…
Only use table settings with matching crockery and cutlery. ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Fringe Benefits Pod…
I thought a haiku would be fun here: Dolphin World begins songs, gags, and stranger waters childhood washed away. Sketches hit in waves extraterrestrial romance Shazam, for shame now. ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐ Fringe Benefits Podcast Spotify Apple Podcasts Instagram Thu, 19 Mar - Sat, 21 Mar 50 min The Box at ARTHUR ARTHOUSE PG (1 Warning) $19 to $28 - grab your tickets here
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Emma DignonLittle Boxes is heartwarming, vulnerable and deeply human. Joann Condon creates a space…
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I saw some things I could not believe my eyes. If you search for “wizard peaking spinning light poi at edm festival” there’s a video of, well, exactly that. Alakazam feels like what’s playing in that wizard’s head at all times. And somewhere, in another dimension, a whole horde of magical mojo dillydally-ers are gathered around an orb, pondering Alakazam live. Truly, there is magic all around u…
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Emma DignonMatt Hawke brings genuine cheekiness to the stage, making this musical cabaret comedy f…
Pokémon is an aging millennial’s shared language; I say that as an aging millennial. It…
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*Read as 1950's radio presenter* A show that dives into its genre like a dame into…
The CAN Principle follows Merv, a South African immigrant, inventor-entrepreneur and self-appointed part-time guru, who washes up in Australia with a pocketful of ideas, sunshine, and a trail of less-than-successful inventions. Jonny Pasvolsky makes him a scoundrel-huckster with a gold-ish, yet earnest heart, so you stay with him even when the logic wobbles. And you do keep asking: what IS the …
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Emma DignonWhether you’re a believer in the supernatural, ghouls and ghosts, or you remain a scept…
This is the beginning. Charlie starts slowly, rattling on as an old man, lamenting a li…
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