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

A woman wearing a blue dress and blue headscarf is crouching outside of a convertible car, holding a vomit bag and white sunglasses. She is puffing her cheeks up like she is about to be sick. A vintage brown suitcase sits atop of the car and the background is rolling hills and vineyards in Italy.
A blonde woman wearing a blue top and blue pants is holding a microphone on stager. She is in the middle of a dance move where one arm is in front of her and her head and hair are flipping over to one side.
A woman wearing a blue dress and blue headscarf is in the drivers seat of a convertible car. The background is blurring to look as though she is speeding and she has no hands on the wheel. Instead she is holding a bottle of champagne and red lipstick which is smeared all over hear face. She has her head thrown back in laughter.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Motion Sickness

Car? Crashed. Job? Sacked. Bags? Packed. Did someone say 'Euro Summer'!?

Rachel lives her life in the fast lane - that is until a life-changing car accident sends her into a fashionably-early quarter-life crisis. The result? The trip of a lifetime, baby! 'Motion Sickness' is an award nominated cabaret featuring all original bangers and ballads.

The explosive show takes you through Rachel's most prominent 'spew' ups and her totally original decision to get the f**k out of her small hometown to travel Europe solo so she can 'find herself' (or at least 'fix herself'). If only she could stop vomiting on every plane, train and boat ride, then maybe she'd finally get her hot girl summerrrr!

★★★★1/2"Hilariously chaotic" Theatre Diaries Adelaide

★★★★"Quirky, catchy, witty and fun" Lilithia Reviews

Presented by: Rachel Tunaley

Cabaret • Comedy
Victoria
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: MA15+
Coarse Language: Occasional, Strong
Loud Noises
Mental Health

Accessibility

 
High audio content
 
Audience members interact from the seated or standing area

Presenter

Presented by: Rachel Tunaley