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This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

A yellow background with a feature image to the right, and award banners to the left along with quote “Guinness World Records should be devastated to have missed it” from Theatreview. Feature image is a joyful chaotic jumble of all different images digitally collaged together, exploding out of a burger.
Show photo of 100 Things being performed on stage. We see 3 performers wearing denim overalls with the walls behind them covered in large pieces of paper with lists on them. In this picture two performers are standing and pointing at the third performer who is sitting down.
The cast of 100 Things wearing denim overalls and white tshirts smiling at the camera. Photo was taken on stage following a show so we can see out of focus in the background that the wall behind them is covered in lists.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

100 Things

3 actors. 60 minutes. 100 Things. Can this improv comedy show from New Zealand really do it?

In an improv show, the performers typically ask for a suggestion from the audience. In 100 Things, the actors craft ONE HUNDRED audience suggestions into a narrative show. Imagine if Taskmaster and Whose Line Is It Anyway? had a baby ... it'll be kind of like that!

This cast of women and non-binary actors from Aotearoa are driven by a powerful desire to do the best damn improv show ever and prove Guinness World Records wrong. 

Winner of Late Night Knife Fight Tāmaki Makaurau 2023

Nominated for “Best Ensemble” and “Best Show” at NZ Improv Festival 2024

Rejected by Guinness World Records 3 times and counting

“Guinness World Records should be devastated to have missed it” Theatreview

Presented by: Comedy Culture NZ

Comedy Culture NZ launched in early 2024, founded by Auckland, NZ performer, Bridie Thomson and joined by Auckland comedy veteran, Rebecca Mary Gwendolon early 2025. They’re on a mission to shake up the Tāmaki Makaurau comedy scene by making space for queer, differently‑abled, and neurodivergent artists. Think bold, inclusive comedy for like-minded audiences. Comedy Culture regularly run shows like Femmes & Thems Comedy, Can’t Think Straight, and the Big Queer Improv Party—all while championing other indie comedy projects.
Comedy
International • Australian Premiere
 
Fringe Fund Recipient
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes
Target audience: High School (15-17)

Please note

Chaotic energy, Audience participation

Accessibility

 
Audience members interact from the seated or standing area

Presenter

Presented by: Comedy Culture NZ

Comedy Culture NZ launched in early 2024, founded by Auckland, NZ performer, Bridie Thomson and joined by Auckland comedy veteran, Rebecca Mary Gwendolon early 2025. They’re on a mission to shake up the Tāmaki Makaurau comedy scene by making space for queer, differently‑abled, and neurodivergent artists. Think bold, inclusive comedy for like-minded audiences. Comedy Culture regularly run shows like Femmes & Thems Comedy, Can’t Think Straight, and the Big Queer Improv Party—all while championing other indie comedy projects.