Florian Wild, a caucasian man with blue eyes and brown hair, looks directly at the camera. He has drag queen makeup on, with white eyebrows and a red lip. He is dressed in a white blouse and a tall white vampire collar with red diamonte accents like blood droplets. He has black nails on his hands.

Florian Wild, a caucasian man with blue eyes and brown hair, is standing side on to the camera and looking at it with a sultry look. he is biting his fingernail. He has drag queen makeup on, with white eyebrows and a red lip. He is dressed in a white blouse and a tall white vampire collar with red diamonte accents like blood droplets. He has black nails on his hands. The background is red.

Florian Wild, a caucasian man with blue eyes and brown hair, is looking directly into the camera, with his hands on his head. He has drag queen makeup on, with white eyebrows and a red lip. He is dressed in a white blouse and a tall white vampire collar with red diamonte accents like blood droplets. He has black nails on his hands. The background is red.

MONSTER

Cabaret • Comedy

Victoria • SA Premiere

Drag artist, transgender man, high school teacher. The monster has ARRIVED!

Melbourne cabaret star Florian Wild is here to take over Adelaide. Strap in for a wild ride of serious social quandaries such as: did VeggieTales make me gay? Are politicians just Jim Henson Muppets in disguise? And should Halloween be re-named 'Queer Christmas'?

'MONSTER' is both a search for an answer to 'what REALLY makes a monster?', and an experiment in how many cheers Florian can get for their ass.

Accompanied by heartthrob Oliver Ayres, and with a heaping of drag debauchery, camp comedy and razor-sharp wit, this is quintessential cabaret.

"A dazzling highlight of the Fringe." YouShouldSeeItMelb
"Hilarious, vulnerable, thought-provoking, exceptionally clever and bloody entertaining." Melbourne Cabaret Review

Presented by: Florian Wild

Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts

Married with a cheeky, witty and leaning on debaucherous stage presence this story is heartfelt, funny and raw. - Louise Pascale, Mindshare
An intimate, alluring, and vulnerable hour of trans-glamour, uplifting and educating trans folk and others - Michelle Hok, Your Local Hok
Part-art, part-activism, and one-hundred-percent arse appreciation - Eilidh McKenzie, Binge Fringe

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