Hands down best show of the season so far!

unless you are 7 years old or less dont bother. even kids were bored.....

LOVED this show. Excellent pace, hardly a chance to catch your breath with no beats skipped; laughs, wit, musical numbers and brilliant call backs. 90s Adelaide Queer kids, this one is for you. You will laugh, cry and feel almost *too* seen. What a joyous night

Absoulute biggest waste of time, walked out after 20 minutes, its like they were drunk and practicing how to actually act

We are unsure why this show is so popular, we didn’t enjoy this show at all!

One act was good, two alright, and one pretty bad. Was better last three years,mate!

Don't remember their names... but first Asian girl was funny, next Manchester guy started funny then went down hill with low catholic jokes. The Third old dude was not funny and stayed on religion bashing..... don't bother with this show unless religion bashing is your thing. I felt sorry for the first Asian girl been lumped with the degenerates.

Watched this show today. The first half wasn't that great and a bit sad to be honest. One thing the guy on stage mentioned was that you get what you pay for, and this show was 20 bucks. The second comedian was much better and I think the whole $20 needs to go to him.

Gorgeous show from beginning to end, we laughed, I cried, we flinched, we sat awestruck. Such incredible skill shown by all performers who had clearly been working on their craft for so many years. The freedom of the trapeze acts was tear-worthy and my face also hurt from laughing so much. Do yourself a favour and go see this show.

Unfortunately there isnt the right emoji to select. 2 star. Sorry. Was boring, unfunny, cringe worthy. A couple of the acts were ok, just. They knew their material but ones that didnt and spouting off random stuff that left the audience thinking WTF and unsure where to look as all eyes towards the stage seemed to make the person nervous. It was the first night of the Fringe, so I hope that they got into the swing of things and managed to get over stage fright.

Honest, humorous, reflective, compassionate, educational, brilliant

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.