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

Picture of Britt Plummer the performer in 'Fool's Paradise'. A brunette in clown makeup with a clown ruff, with a banana peel on her head.
Britt slouches in a chair. There is a blue background and surrounded by bananas.
Britt holds a banana peel to her cheek and looks at the camera

Fool's Paradise

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Comedy
South Australia • World Premiere

A world premiere theatrical comedy from award-winning artist Britt Plummer (Chameleon and The Baroque), Britt's on a quest to defy bureaucracy, hurdling the complexities of modern relationships whilst maintaining her sanity. Expect physical comedy, banging tunes and at least one hopeless romantic!

Directed by Jess Clough-MacRae (Attenborough and His Animals and MANBO)

Choregraphy by Paul Westbrook (Rouge)

“Britt commands the whole room - in this charming, quirky performance, you can’t help but feel a part of something. Yes. Yes. Yes.” Fringe Feed (Chameleon)

★★★★★ Fourth Wall, Chameleon

★★★★★ Fringe Feed, The Baroque

★★★★★ James Murphy, The Baroque

★★★★1/2 The Advertiser, The Baroque

★★★★1/2 Fourth Wall, The Baroque

★★★★ Gutter Culture, Chameleon

★★★★ Fest Mag, Chameleon

This event is taking place at the Yurt at Migration Museum, 82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide, Kaurna Country.

 

 

Presented by: FRANK.

FRANK. presents original theatre works exploring the human condition with honesty, humour, and heart.

Previous works include: ‘Chameleon’ by Britt Plummer (Adelaide Fringe Emerging Artist Award) at Adelaide Fringe, Edinburgh Fringe, FRINGE WORLD, Rumpus Theatre Season 2020, and regional tour to SALT Festival and Whyalla. ‘The Baroque’, a collaboration with Swedish physical comedian Oliver Nilsson (The Mill and Adelaide Fringe ‘Centre Stage Residency’ 2020 / Adelaide Fringe ‘Best Emerging Producer’ Award 2021 - by MILKE).

In 2022, FRANK. produced 'Nella' by Julia Mayer, 'Hard To Reach Places' by Anna Lumb, 'A Not So Trivial Pursuit' by Hew Parham, and 'MANBO' by Sam Dugmore (Edinburgh Fringe Award Winner 2022), and 'Tea House' as part of Nature Festival a collaboration with Fallow.

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