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

A woman with voluminous red curly hair sits alone at a restaurant table, dramatically dressed in a black veil and dark sunglasses, as if attending a glamorous funeral. She holds a forkful of spaghetti mid-air with her mouth open in an exaggerated expression. The restaurant interior is warm and old-fashioned, with wooden décor, hanging glassware, and framed black-and-white portraits on the wall. A single rose in a tall vase sits to her right.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Amuse-Bouche

Award-winning comedian and host on Triple R's Breakfasters, Nat Harris, is back, along with her "low-key iconic character, Pussy Willow" (The Age), with another freewheeling hour of comedy.

Come experience the absurd and unhinged comedy combinations being served up in Amuse-Bouche.

Expect characters, stories, recipes and melt-downs as big as a chef coming down in a commercial kitchen.

She's got all four burners on high, and she's flying by the seat of her pants. What could go wrong?

"Nat Harris immediately captured the audience's attention with a tonal shift and clever use of left-field humour." Hugging Comedians 

'Deadpan, perfectly-paced delivery and dry, ballsy demeanour that is a joy' - Chortle UK

Melbourne Comedy Festival 'Golden Gibbo' Award 2021 (Pet-Nat + Han ah Chocolat)

Presented by: Nat Harris

Nat Harris is a comedian, writer, and broadcaster whose work blends stand-up with surreal character comedy. She was one-third of Triple R’s Breakfasters team for three years and was a writer for The Project on Network 10. Nat’s stage work has been recognised with awards and sell-out seasons. Her show Pet-Nat + Hannah Chocolat (with Hannah Camilleri) won the prestigious Golden Gibbo award at the 2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival and returned for a 2022 season. More recently, she has created and performed Lynne + Sal with her sister Jess Harris (a MICF 2024 sell-out, and they were invited to perform at the UpFront Gala 2024), Lathered (2024), and I Don’t Want to Make a Scene (directed by David Quirk, 2025). She has also toured as part of the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow.
Comedy • Sketch Show
Victoria • World Premiere
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: PG
Family friendly: No
Target audience: High School (15-17)
Coarse Language: Occasional, Mild

Accessibility

 
Audience members interact from the seated or standing area

Presenter

Presented by: Nat Harris

Nat Harris is a comedian, writer, and broadcaster whose work blends stand-up with surreal character comedy. She was one-third of Triple R’s Breakfasters team for three years and was a writer for The Project on Network 10. Nat’s stage work has been recognised with awards and sell-out seasons. Her show Pet-Nat + Hannah Chocolat (with Hannah Camilleri) won the prestigious Golden Gibbo award at the 2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival and returned for a 2022 season. More recently, she has created and performed Lynne + Sal with her sister Jess Harris (a MICF 2024 sell-out, and they were invited to perform at the UpFront Gala 2024), Lathered (2024), and I Don’t Want to Make a Scene (directed by David Quirk, 2025). She has also toured as part of the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow.

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