This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2023 season. This season is now over.

Three performers in the foreground wearing 1980's work out gear on a retro purple and blue background.
4 dancers dressed in bright coloured 1980's aerobics leotards. They are kicking their right legs with smiles on their faces. A rock band is in the background.
a rock chick stands facing the side with a microphone, wearing a pink dress with oe sleeve

All Fired Up - an 80's mixed tape musical

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Musical theatre
Queensland • SA Premiere

Meet Tammy Tooth who’s on the brink of an epic existential midlife crisis. Through an unexpected quirk of fate, Tammy travels back to 1987 and comes face to face with her 15 year old self.  Younger Tammy is on the floor of her teenage bedroom, recording the hits of the decade on her Sanyo double red cassettte player, chewing Hubba Bubba and practising pashing on her Cabbage Patch Doll. Can older Tammy possibly rediscover the meaning of life from her younger self?

Join Tammy in the front seat of the Delorean, crank up the radio and take on a few life lessons from your favourite radio presenter, DJ Neon. Dig out your leg warmers, Choose Life shirt and bust a move to our banging live band rocking the soundtrack of our youth.

Solve the problems of your world; one 80's song at a time.

 

 



Presented by: Box Jelly Theatre and Roz Pappalardo Projects

Roz Pappalardo and Rachel Terry are artists from Cairns in Far North Qld. Roz is one half of the much loved independent music duo women in docs and Artistic Director of Tanks Arts Centre, Cairns Performing Arts Centre and Munro Martin Parklands. Rachel is a NIDA acting graduate who runs her own theatre company in Cairns touring schools throughout the region and producing/directing Main Stage productions.

All Fired Up was written by both women and has enjoyed sell out seasons at the Brisbane Powerhouse and theatres throughout regional Queensland, as well as a triumphant performance at South Bank Piazza for the Brisbane Festival.

For more information please go to www.rozpappalardo.com and www.boxjellytheatre.com

Dancing and loud singing essential!

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