A smiling man in a yellow shirt with black hair and glasses stands with one leg on a cereal box. In his right hand he holds a bowl. In his left hand, he lifts up a smiling woman in a red dress wearing an apron. In her left hand she holds a plate of pancakes. In her right hand she pours a jug of orange juice out, which flows down to the bowl.

A young woman in a red dress and a young man in a yellow shirt and glasses look upwards towards the viewer. They're sitting either side of a table with a red-and-white checked tablecloth. The table is covered in breakfast foods, including fruit, cereal, eggs, pancakes, sausages and bread.

A woman in a red dress and a man in a yellow shirt lie on the ground. Their bodies lie under a table with a red and white checked tablecloth, covered in breakfast foods such as eggs, pancakes, cereal and fruit.

All Day Breakfast with Sophie & Thien

Comedy • Cabaret

Queensland • SA Premiere

Sophie and Thien are two musical comics who just want to ensure you’re getting the nutritional chuckles you need at any time of the day.

They're plating up a serve of topical tunes, a side of questionable enthusiasm and some freshly grated optimism on top in this interactive variety show for your whole brunch crew.

Featuring original songs about social media mums, step goal fanatics, existential dread and more, this is wholesome home-cooked comedy without the delivery fee.

"Their chemistry sizzled" TheatreHaus

"Political satire and charming geekery" Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane

Presented by: Act/React

Act React is a Brisbane-based company specialising in pop culture-inspired theatre and comedy. Our productions range from immersive, interactive and site-specific blockbusters to boutique comedy shows for more traditional spaces. We've toured extensively around Australia, and our mission is to leave audiences exhilarated and delighted.

Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts

Entertaining, comedic and downright fun - Tomika Salerno, The Tasting Place
Bubbly, bright, and absolutely delicious! - Kitty barr, The Advertiser

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