Welcome to the Internet - A closeup of an eye with dark eyeliner, looking to the left of the screen, revealing the reflection of a question mark, in the eye. Dark blue and magenta shadows cast the face.

Welcome to the Internet

Comedy • Physical Theatre
South Australia • World Premiere

‘Welcome to the Internet’ follows the bizarre malfunction of a search guide struggling to handle the internet’s most outlandish questions, searches and social media content, available on your device. The show explores the themes of IRL and cyber safety, human ignorance and ridiculous online interactions in a way that is simultaneously hilarious and informative. Our awkward and fed-up guide explains some of the most awful, embarrassing, and foul things found on the internet to date, whilst also sharing its infinite knowledge and advice. The show is a wild ride of light-hearted jokes, mature content, and serious themes, that can teach the audience a lesson or two about navigating their way around the world wide web. 

Presented by: Abbey Dale

Abbey Dale is an emerging actor, artist, musician, and writer, from The Barossa, South Australia. After graduating from high school last year, and furthering her education in acting, and physical theatre, Abbey dedicated her time to writing her first ever one-person show, in which is being performed for the Adelaide Fringe 2024, called 'Welcome to the Internet'. "Working with youth for many years has definitely had it's perks" Abbey says. "They decide to show me the most unusual content on their phones, and from this, I've drawn the conclusion that we have no idea about half of what's going on, on the internet". Through this show, Abbey plans to educate the audience on how to be safe online, and the importance of human interactions.

There isn't an awful lot of parking, however public transport is easily accessible. The venue can also be a tad tricky to navigate, therefore a video will be put up on the linked Instagram of the easiest way to enter the venue.

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