If you reckon art galleries are all hush-hush and “no running on the footpath,” Coco’s Art History Comedy Highlights Tour at the Art Gallery of South Australia will blow that myth right out the window. Forget the usual guided tour, this is an uproarious, time-hopping adventure where culture gets cheeky, history dances in the aisle, and every masterpiece is up for a bit of mischief.

The vibe? From the very first sashay, Coco, a true Londoner with a knack for mischief  flips the script, turning highbrow art into a raucous party with their wicked grin and razor-sharp wit. You’re not just a passive punter; you’re swept right into the mayhem. The laughs are as plentiful as the paintings, and the banter would make your nan blush, but she’d love it!

In forty-five glorious minutes, you’ll dodge history’s high-fives, duck confetti cannons, and rub shoulders with a wild cast: Prince Charles sulking like he’s lost his darling brother, Coco trading paint tips with the legendary Albert Namatjira, Jesus fresh from Mardi Gras waving their ribbon for a victory lap, and King George III spilling the royal tea while giggling like a schoolboy. Every stop on Coco’s tour is a riot, blending sharp art history with irreverent humour only a Londoner could deliver.

Whether you’re an art aficionado or just after a bloody good laugh, Coco’s Comedy Highlights Tour is a must-see. It’s clever, silly, and utterly unforgettable.  You’ll leave grinning, wondering if galleries have always been this loose, or if Coco has just rewritten the rules. Polite galleries be damned.  This is art history with its knickers in a twist!