Men with Coconuts

Comedy

Australian Premiere

Scotland's leading improv troupe make their Australian debut in Adelaide with an hour of award winning improvised comedy sketches and songs, culminating in a showstopping finale -- an entirely improvised musical. These Edinburgh Fringe favourites push their art form to a new level. Unplanned, unscripted, and unbelievable!

Winner 'Spirit of the Fringe Award' Prague Fringe 2016.
"Forget everything you thought you knew about improvisation... a must see show. This improv troupe is not just comfortable onstage, it basks there... hilarious" ★★★★ Ed Fringe Review.
"If anyone wants to laugh until you cry, go see Men With Coconuts!" Cabaret Nova.
"Absurdly ridiculous and downright hilarious" The Wee Review.
"A real crowd pleaser... plays to standing-room only crowds!" DC Theatre Scene.

Presented by: Men with Coconuts

The troupe debuted at the 2013 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and have firmly established themselves as Scotland's leading professional musical improv troupe, winning accolades both at home and abroad.
Their performances have been marked out for their energy, easy confidence, self-effacing good humour and quick-fire comedy. They are bringing their flagship, eponymous show down under for the first time in 2019.

The Men with Coconuts in Australia are:
Charles Hindley (internationally acclaimed actor and vocalist), Will Naameh (freestyle rapper and 'Best Newcomer' at Scottish Comedy Awards 2018), Steve Worsley (prolific narrator of audiobooks, renowned singer and actor) and musician Colin Bramwell (poet, pianist, playwright).
Melanie Hindley joins them as Tour Director and Producer.

Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts

Cheek-aching improvisation… The beauty… is every one pans out to be completely different, so there’s no shame in returning again and again. - The Advertiser
Strong and accomplished singing voices, perfect comedic timing, a stage presence which is both kind and hilarious. - Jane Durbridge, Sam about Town
The wit of Men With Coconuts is lighting-quick and their show at this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival isn’t one to miss...So damn talented. - Julian Cuningham, The Adelaidian