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Other comments have hit the nail on the head. With a title and description relating to midwifery, which attracted the audience consisting of majority Midwifes and Nurses for then the content to rarely relate, instead consist of out-dated crude boomer-humour through long drawn-out stories. Props for the courage getting up in front of an audience, but this misses the mark by a long shot.

Mesmerising, made me believe in magic again

INSANE !!!

I never knew so many songs I sing along to in my car were Huey Lewis songs! From the moment Rohan Watts enters the stage he entertains. Love the information in between songs. I love Back to the Future and those hits didn’t disappoint. I went along with a friend who had never heard of Huey Lewis and we both had a ball. When talented musicians put on a show with well written music it’s an award winning combination. Highly recommend.

Hosted by an absolute SUPERSTAR (Mirror, mirror), this show was fabulous. The cast is insanely talented!!

SO FUN

Everything you need in circus, AND MORE. The chemistry between the cast members is fantastic!

What a creative and clever with a cast of ABSOLUTE legends!

'Have You Met My Grief?' is relatable, funny, poignant, human. Educational without being preachy and heartbreaking without being depressing, Jodie had the audience engaged from the opening note. The AUSLAN interpreter provided an unexpectedly comforting presence.

What a show! If you can only get to one show this Fringe Festival and you’re 18+ 😉 then this is the show for you!

This show is a must. Adelaide based entertainers Melanie Smith and Rohan Watts (husband and wife duo) are a complete standout. Not only are they insanely talented singers but the husband and wife banter in between the songs ensures you will be entertained throughout. And their band is complete tight – best of best. Do yourself a favour and buy your tickets. You won’t regret it.

This fell flat. Far from the reviews left by Glam Adelaide. We were herded through like sheep with too many other people. There was no opportunity to absorb the surroundings and immerse. The noise was distracting and the crowd really wasn't engaged... more drunk. The entry should be staged in far smaller groups and guided better. It felt like a haunted house ride at the Royal Adelaide Show. I wont be recommending this to friends. it could have been good.