This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

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Adelaide Fringe 2026

Woody Fu: One Man John Wick

John Wick. John Wick Chapter 2. John Wick Chapter 3. What do these movies have in common? Woody Fu has seen them. 

Now, he’s putting on a $15 Amazon wig to become Keanu Reeves. In this scripted solo show, Keanu needs the audience to help create movie magic live onstage. There will be car chases, gun-fu, and a plot device labeled “undeveloped dead wife character.” 

More than a parody, this show is a comedy party, an interactive movie set, and a celebration of our favorite Canadian action star. After a hugely successful run at Edinburgh, the show comes to Adelaide!

★★★★ "Exhilarating... satirical gold" ED FEST MAG

★★★★ "An amiable, charmingly lo-fi show... playful fun" THE LIST

★★★★★ "Silly, exciting, creative and just plain funny" ONE4REVIEW

★★★★★ "Pop Culture Perfection" STARBURST MAGAZINE

Presented by: Penguintown Media

Written and performed by Woody Fu (he/him). Hailing from Los Angeles, Woody has appeared on ABC, CBS, FX, HBO Max, HULU, Comedy Central, Peacock, Netflix, AppleTV+, and Amazon, and was a New Face of Comedy at the Just For Laughs festival. He has written for the Onion, and his digital shorts have been featured on Vulture and at the Slamdance Film Festival.
Comedy
United States • Australian Premiere
 
Fringe Fund Recipient
Reviews
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: M
Coarse Language: Occasional, Mild
Smoke Effects
Depicts Violence: Frequent, Strong
Strobe Lighting

Accessibility

 
Audience members have the opportunity to interact or join artist on stage

Presenter

Presented by: Penguintown Media

Written and performed by Woody Fu (he/him). Hailing from Los Angeles, Woody has appeared on ABC, CBS, FX, HBO Max, HULU, Comedy Central, Peacock, Netflix, AppleTV+, and Amazon, and was a New Face of Comedy at the Just For Laughs festival. He has written for the Onion, and his digital shorts have been featured on Vulture and at the Slamdance Film Festival.

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