Person with long red curly hair and glasses sitting on a cushion on a porch, surrounded by pillows and plants, near a door with green trim and a white picket fence in the foreground.

A person with curly red hair and glasses stands smiling with arms crossed in a doorway under a green light fixture.

A person with curly red hair dragging garbage bin behind them holding sunglasses on their face in a posed, almost 'catwalk' way outside their house.

Nick Robertson: Everything That Happened At Number 68

Best Comedy Dunedin Fringe 2024 Nominee

Sharehouses come and go, but some of them stay with us forever; whether we like it or not. Number 68 was one of those houses.

‘Everything That Happened at Number 68’, an hour of captivating and hilarious storytelling about a house and the people that lived in it - but mostly it’s a story about stories, as Nick deciphers where one story ends and another begins. It's also a story about a rabbit named Meataxe and a guy Nick is pretty sure is a Russian spy.

Come watch this 'exquisite storyteller' (The Age) weave together stories in a tale that will stay with you longer than any lease you’ve had.

'A masterclass in storytelling... reminiscent of the great Daniel Kitson' -Theatreview (NZ)

★★★★ - Out in Perth

★★★★ - Fringe Feed

★★★★ - Clothesline

Presented by: Nick Robertson

Nick Robertson is a Melbourne based comedian, storyteller, photographer and good boy.

He's appeared on tour with the Melbourne International Comedy Festival’s Roadshow, been nominated for Best Comedy at the Dunedin Fringe, has written for Junkee and Pedestrian TV, with regular appearances on the internationally acclaimed storytelling night and podcast Backyard Stories and has been described by Tim Minchin as ‘a genius’.

Sessions

Duration: 50 min

Fri 21 Feb - Sat 22 Feb: 8:15pm

Wed 26 Feb - Sat 01 Mar: 8:15pm

Ticket Prices

Full price: $30.00

Concession: $27.00

BankSA Cardholder: $22.50

Schools Program: $25.00

Companion Card: $0.00

Prices may not be available on all sessions

All transactions incur a $4.80 Transaction Fee (Excluding donation only transactions, certain promotions and transactions consisting of only free-ticketed shows). Fees explained.

1 Venue

The Library at Ayers House Events

Ayers House, 288 North Terrace, Adelaide

We have access from North Terrace via two driveways. Additional access is via Rundle Street via Paxton's Walk. We have parking onsite (pay and display) and a U-Park next door to the west.

Step-free mobility aid access through the main entrance with an accessible bathroom.

Venue is suitable for all ages

Detailed venue info and space accessibility

Suitability & Warnings

Content Rating: PG

Target Audience: Middle School (12-14) | High School (15-17) | 18+

Coarse Language : Occasional, Mild

Other Warnings: Mental Health

Accessibility

High Audio Content