The Sweet and Sour Hour of Power
In pursuit of a sense of vitality while managing her depression, comedian and food enthusiast Jennifer Wong (ABC’s Chopsticks or Fork?) road-tests the latest fitness and wellbeing trends so that you don’t have to. It’s the show for anyone who’s ever been asked, “Have you tried yoga?”
As seen and heard on The Cook Up (SBS), Celebrity Letters and Numbers (SBS), Thank God It’s Friday (ABC Radio Sydney), Chat 10 Looks 3.
★★★★½ “With disarming ease and a talent for misdirection, Wong’s routine hits comedy gold time and time again.” The Age
★★★★½ “A quick-flowing hour of self-deprecating, hilariously absurd situational stand-up. There’s something deeply moving and human beneath her non-stop humour.” InDaily
★★★★ “Jennifer Wong talks; raucous laughter ensues.” ArtsHub
“Top 10 shows not to miss at Sydney Fringe” The Sydney Morning Herald
Presented by: Jennifer Wong
Jennifer Wong is a Chinese-Australian writer, comedian, and MC. As a food enthusiast with a love of wordplay, she’s the host of Chopsticks or Fork? (ABC), a six-part series about Chinese restaurants in regional Australia.
She’s a columnist for The Guardian (Jennifer Wong's Class Act), and her writing and comedy work covers everything from mental health and cultural identity to Pringles.
Her first book, Chopsticks or Fork?, co-written with Lin Jie Kong, will be published by Hardie Grant in 2024
Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts
She is vulnerable, she is brave and she is totally relatable. - Jessica Justin, mindshare