It’s a winning show that makes for a lively night out.
The scene where the three women pretend to be different types of cats is hysterical, but the script, absurdist at times, never lets the three lead characters fully breathe.
Instead of men pontificating while wearing togas, we get a stage full of women of all ages and body shapes.
Even dildos and sex toys are apparently able to be swapped for something else on Rough Trade!
“Growing up in Parramatta being gay was completely foreign. The idea of being an artist even more so!” Gavin Roach
“When we fall down the rabbit hole, I found it extremely effective.”
The purpose of my trip to the city of churches is to check out the Adelaide Fringe Festival. I’m an Adelaide Fringe virgin!
Whatever you do, don’t let this show be the show that got away.
Christopher Fieldus, gives what can only be described as a LGBTIQA+ star turn.
Noel’s Theatre Reviews for the year 2022 (post lockdown)
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