Paul McDermott - PLUS ONE

Paul has been fighting tyranny, injustice and enuui for 40 years, armed only with comedy and a pretty voice. Presenting a suite of beautiful damnation, and the usual standard of malarkey. The Maestro will be joined by Glenn Moorhouse in a spectacle of mellifluous wonder. Sometimes, there are no words.

Presented by: Rhinestone Rebel Presents

Rhinestone Rebel Presents is a multifaceted company, specialising in theatre and film production as well as digital marketing.

Run by a bonafide Power Couple (Glenn Moorhouse and Clare Ellen O'Connor), with a combined effort of 30 + years in the entertainment industry, RRP is constantly in demand and has had the privilege of working alongside clients such as The Sydney Opera House, The Orpheum Picture Palace, The Reservoir Room, Thousand Mile Productions, The Newsagency, Chips & Gravy Films, The Hayes Theatre Co and Brazenlot (Cobbstar Produtions).

RRP undertakes a broad range of projects, however the thing they all have in common is that they are all powerful, original Australian projects with a lot of heart, told by people who are willing to work hard and takes risks.

Comedy • Music

New South Wales • World Premiere

Reviews

New songs, written in lockdown, and deal with themes of isolation and mortality. Sounds grim, but nothing could be further from the truth! - Ian Bell, The Clothesline
Laughter is good for the soul and my soul feels really good now, well worth a visit. - Fran Edwards, Glam Adelaide
McDermott weaves his magic and breathes life into our new normal, mesmerising and delighting the audience with his brilliance. - Leila Hallak-Low, Upside Adelaide
McDermott hits the escape valve for all of us, deflating the tension [of] feeling helplessly trapped in a world of fake news and spin. - Steve Davis, The Adelaide Show Podcast
His voice is strong, his wit is sharp, and he seems to be enjoying himself more than ever. - Doug Phillips, Adelaide Theatre Guide

Reviews & Fringe Feed Reacts

New songs, written in lockdown, and deal with themes of isolation and mortality. Sounds grim, but nothing could be further from the truth! - Ian Bell, The Clothesline
Laughter is good for the soul and my soul feels really good now, well worth a visit. - Fran Edwards, Glam Adelaide
McDermott weaves his magic and breathes life into our new normal, mesmerising and delighting the audience with his brilliance. - Leila Hallak-Low, Upside Adelaide
McDermott hits the escape valve for all of us, deflating the tension [of] feeling helplessly trapped in a world of fake news and spin. - Steve Davis, The Adelaide Show Podcast
His voice is strong, his wit is sharp, and he seems to be enjoying himself more than ever. - Doug Phillips, Adelaide Theatre Guide