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    Fresh 92.7
    15 Mar 2021
    Its a brutally candid and straight-faced moment from the rarely serious standup, but it hits all the more powerfully because of this.
    Scenestr
    10 Mar 2021
    This is political satire at its most biting
    Fringe Review UK
    10 Mar 2021
    Be prepared to laugh until your ribs hurt!
    Adelaide Theatre Guide
    08 Mar 2021
    His voice is strong, his wit is sharp, and he seems to be enjoying himself more than ever.
    The AU Review
    08 Mar 2021
    Chaotic fun at its finest
    thebarefootreview.com
    08 Mar 2021
    five stars because it does exactly what it says then goes above and beyond
    Upside Adelaide
    06 Mar 2021
    McDermott weaves his magic and breathes life into our new normal, mesmerising and delighting the audience with his brilliance.
    The Adelaide Show Podcast
    06 Mar 2021
    McDermott hits the escape valve for all of us, deflating the tension [of] feeling helplessly trapped in a world of fake news and spin.
    Glam Adelaide
    05 Mar 2021
    Laughter is good for the soul and my soul feels really good now, well worth a visit.
    The Clothesline
    04 Mar 2021
    New songs, written in lockdown, and deal with themes of isolation and mortality. Sounds grim, but nothing could be further from the truth!