Amy Hetherington: Don't Feed The Ducks
Comedy
/ Stand Up
SA Premiere / Northern Territory
Dates & times
1 Venue
Hell's Kitchen at Rhino Room
131 Pirie St, Adelaide, SA, 5000
Content warnings
M
Age Suitability:
M
Coarse Language:
Occasional, Mild
Sexual References:
Occasional, Mild
About this event
Darwin comedian Amy Hetherington is planning to have kids. But she's just
realised all the adults in her life don't know what they're doing -
they're making it up as they go. And that's ducking terrifying. Don't Feed
The Ducks is the new high-energy, oversharing show from the 2019 Adelaide
Fringe Best Comedy act. Amy chats about fears, growing up in the 90s, the
reasons dogs are better than people and why white wine is the greatest
enabler.
A perfect show for date night, hanging with the girls squad or for those parents who finally got a baby-sitter and a free night!
She's a contagious mix of optimism and cheekiness and has a stack of stories from weird, sweaty Darwin.
★★★★★ "If all Territorians are this funny, we should all just head North now" The Advertiser, 2019
A perfect show for date night, hanging with the girls squad or for those parents who finally got a baby-sitter and a free night!
She's a contagious mix of optimism and cheekiness and has a stack of stories from weird, sweaty Darwin.
★★★★★ "If all Territorians are this funny, we should all just head North now" The Advertiser, 2019
Presented by:
Amy Hetherington
Reviews
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“she’s still a 10 out of 10 for me. If all Territorians are this funny, we should all just head North now.” - Lisa Woolford, Adelaide Advertiser
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“The young comedian comes across as effervescently likeable....and her smiling energy is beguiling and infectious from the minute she takes t” - Ken Grady, Upside News
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“Hetherington encapsulates charm while sustaining high energy during the entire show.” - Meika Bottrill, On The Record
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“Amy’s personality shines through from the very first moment. She is endearing, witty, captivating and a little bit saucy.” - John Goodridge, The AU Review
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“One of the great joys of Fringe is seeing a comedian who you know, without a shadow of a doubt, is on the cusp of becoming a big deal.” - Ian Bell, The Clothesline
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