Two white women wearing bright yellow polo shirts and burgundy schools hats burst through a torn piece of yellow cardboard that takes up the whole image. They beckon with enthusiastic facial expressions to the audience to come and join them.
Two white women in yellow school polo shirts and burgundy school hats stand with arm around each other. They are holding a participation medal with a 'so there!' look on their faces.
Two white women wearing yellow school polo shirts and with their hair in nostalgic early 2000s hairstyles (including Supre head bands) point proudly at their 'Bugs' school project.

No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret

Cabaret • Comedy
Victoria • SA Premiere

Apple on a stick. Makes us sick! Makes us crush Mikayla J’s diorama with a BRICK!

After a sell-out season at MICF, Samantha Andrew (TikTok, Baby Bi Bi Bi - Green Room award) and Mel O’Brien (Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts Musical) are bringing this jam-packed, Glad Wrapped® cabaret adventure to Adelaide!

Featuring an all original soundtrack with songs including 'I Love You James.L' and 'I Am A Horse’ it’s a soft dodgeball to the head and the primary school fever dream (nightmare) that you DID NOT ask for. So wipe down ya recorder, cross your heart, hope to die and stick a Sunnyboy in your eye! This is Year 6.

★★★★ “The future of Australian comedy” HERALD SUN

“Mel & Sam are astonishing powerhouse performers” AUSTRALIAN ARTS REVIEW

“Just waiting to be eaten up by a Broadway director” SYN

Presented by: Mel & Sam

Mel & Sam (Mel O'Brien and Samantha Andrew) are a queer comedy duo based in Melbourne bringing modern musical hits and pure tomfoolery to the cabaret and musical theatre scenes. In 2021, the pair debuted 'No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret' to rave reviews and sold-out crowds in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and then to festivals across the country. Being coined by The Herald Sun as "the future of Australian comedy", they are all about bringing a slick and youthful edge to the world of comedy cabaret all whilst proudly filling that hunger for some good old Gen Z fuckery!

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