Bloody brilliant! See it before it leaves the stage forever! Don't live in regret!

Not bad, not bad. A nice little warm up show for the fest

Great time! I'd go again. See things revealed from the other side of the blue hospital curtain!

Great time!

More interesting than you might think ;)

I've rarely felt more joy in a room when watching these heart-warming and life affirming performers celebrate their diverse identity and dance and sing about what makes them special. An absolute treat of a show.

Fabulous, in so many ways!

It doesn’t get any more Adelaide Fringe than this show ! ♥️. Baby, puppy, folk music and a bit o rock n roll, performed by a brilliantly talented group, who have lived a lot of life. Perfect venue too. Left me wanting to go home and search for all the music so I could listen to it, and sing along to it, on repeat. Recommend +++++ 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🐶⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Firstly, a comic still trying to sell tickets to his own show should NOT bag his host city. He was only just funny enough to get away with it. Overall it was a good laugh, a bit brutal for those voted off quickly, but it left you wanting more than the 3 minutes allocated to the good ones (who mostly have their own shows at the Fringe). Overall a fun show with much audience participation. And mums,please don't bring your 13 years 😅

Such an amazing time! From the moment we stepped on board, the whole boat was dancing. The DJ absolutely nailed it — reading the room perfectly and keeping the energy high all night. Not a single lull on the dance floor! And cruising along the water with those beautiful Adelaide views as the backdrop? Just magic. ✨

Small, intimate and hilarious. Teddy is my favourite show at Fringe this year

It was such a treat watching this show. Georgie took us all for a ride through their turbulent life struggles, happiness, and neurodivergent living. With beautifully composed songs that accompanied the story line, I truly felt I was watching a star being born. I hope Georgie continues showing this work as I believe it’s well worth seeing. Highly recommend!