If you’re looking for a hidden gem at this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival, you’ll certainly find it in The Lark – Gluttony, Rymill Park with Brown Women Comedy.

I’m not sure how this healthy dose of Female Empowerment and genuine belly laughs slipped through the cracks… but if you have $30 in your pocket and are after a brilliant show before this Fringe Season sees you out then please get out to see Brown Women Comedy while you still have the chance.

The strength of this show lies not only in the comedic talents of the performers but also in their authenticity and vulnerability.

Through their storytelling, these brazen comedians offer a glimpse into their lives, navigating the complexities of identity, cultural heritage, and womanhood with honesty, integrity, and charm. It's this genuine connection with the audience that made Brown Women Comedy truly unforgettable!

In addition to the laughter, Brown Women Comedy also serves as a celebration of diversity and representation on the centre stage. By amplifying the voices of Brown Women, the show challenges stereotypes and expands the boundaries of comedic storytelling, creating an inclusive space where everyone feels seen and heard.

Brown Women Comedy at the Adelaide Fringe Festival was a comedic hidden gem that is not to be missed! With its winning combination of humour, heart, and cultural insight, this show left the audience uplifted, inspired, and craving more.

Watching these women do their thing on stage made me feel proud, not only to be a woman, but also admire the ongoing strength, power and resilience of the sisterhood!

If you're in need of a good laugh and that sought after feeling of genuine connection, do yourself a favour and catch Brown Women Comedy at Adelaide Fringe Festival 2024 and then wherever they perform next. You won't be disappointed!