When it Raynes it Pours
UK Comedian Josh Rayne delivers stories about being born in Africa but growing up painfully English, his long overdue reckoning with Borderline Personality Disorder while unearthing the complexities of his father's mysterious past.
Josh interweaves agonising misadventures like moving his entire life to Australia in the middle of a manic episode with the surreal complexities of discovering his queer identity at boarding school to create a show that is as uplifting as it is gleefully chaotic.
"jittery, frantic, hilarious " Westend Best Friend
"A strong and comical demonstration of a potentially painful issue" The Tab
Suicide/Non-Suicidal Self-Injury, Strong Occasional Sexual References, Mental Health, Mild Occasional Coarse Language, Drug Use
- Fringe Fund Recipient
- d/Deaf and/or Lived Experience of Disability Shows
- Wed, 26 Feb - Sat, 15 Mar
- 50 min
- MA15+ (5 Warnings)
- $20 to $30
- All transactions incur a $4.80 Transaction fee.
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Presented by: Josh Rayne
Josh Rayne is a UK-based playwright and stand-up comedian whose work blends sharp humour with dark, insightful themes. Nominated for the New Diorama Theatre's Untapped Award, his debut play, Hen, had a successful sold-out run at London's Hope and Anchor Theatre. Transitioning into stand-up three years ago, Josh has brought the same biting wit and fearless exploration of taboo topics to the stage. His debut comedy show showcases his unique ability to navigate mental health, queer identity, and recovery with humour and vulnerability.
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- High Audio Content
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