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Absolutely fantastic show. So funny and inventive. Go see it 🤩❤️🩷💜💙🩵

Anyone who has experienced a lifechanging injury will feel exactly what Anthony is going through, and anyone who has cared for someone will know exactly what Fay went through, they both bring this to the stage in a way that lets everyone feel these things, their love and devotion to each other gives them amazing chemistry on stage, and their skills are superb

Really funny show. Loved all the interactions with the kids. Would definitely recommend!

TINAC TINAR!

Mario’s show is funny, clever, heartwarming and the magic is incredible. My 5 year old son has never laughed so much. Mario had us with him the whole show and the audience participation had children jumping out of their seats to be involved. Highly recommend for a fun time for the whole family.

This is a love story unlike any other. There is an incredible amount of joy that radiates, and the chemistry is undeniable. The strength in this duo is outstanding to watch.

This show is fantastic! So funny, and such catchy tunes (the theme song is now deep in my brain!). All three of the stars showed their prowess in music, dance, and comedy, while also delivering insightful messages about their experiences as bisexual intellectuals.

The saving grace were the host/comedian Luke Benson and ending with comedian Mark Simmons. Ryan Cullen pushed the boundaries way too far from the first joke and didn’t read the audience at all - it was garbage. His set ending could have come soon enough, surprised there weren’t walk outs. Unfortunate for the other guys they’re on with this him.

For something without words, it was incredibly moving. A skillful, acrobatic love story

Amazing local talent and value for money. How many incredible singers do we have in Adelaide and a group that allows anyone to share their song!

Seriously HILARIOUS!

Great opportunity to see a hidden piece of Adelaide history!! Excellent set-up with water refill station, toilets and nearby car parking. We loved walking through the tunnel and seeing all the different ‘room’ set-ups