Zack Adams: Love Songs For Future Girl
Comedy
• Music
Western Australia
To celebrate the show's 10 year anniversary, Australia's award-winning
Rock'n'roll funny man returns to the Adelaide Fringe.
What happens if the girl you think is "The One" turns out not to be? Dumped, depressed and slightly drunk, actor/comedian Zack Adams figures that if you can't laugh at yourself, you may as well let an audience do it. A powerful Comedy Cabaret about love, loss, heartbreak, growing bad ginger beards and everything in between. Think of it as a cross between a rock concert and group therapy.
2x Just For Laughs Award Nominee - BEST COMEDY.
★★★★ "The success of this performance is the alchemy of a truly skilled comedian" Gig City.
★★★★ "Hilarious, sometimes raunchy, and often raunchily hilarious" CBC, Canada.
What happens if the girl you think is "The One" turns out not to be? Dumped, depressed and slightly drunk, actor/comedian Zack Adams figures that if you can't laugh at yourself, you may as well let an audience do it. A powerful Comedy Cabaret about love, loss, heartbreak, growing bad ginger beards and everything in between. Think of it as a cross between a rock concert and group therapy.
2x Just For Laughs Award Nominee - BEST COMEDY.
★★★★ "The success of this performance is the alchemy of a truly skilled comedian" Gig City.
★★★★ "Hilarious, sometimes raunchy, and often raunchily hilarious" CBC, Canada.
Presented by: Weeping Spoon Productions
Weeping Spoon Productions is an international multi-award winning independent theatre company based in Perth, Western Australia. Co-founded by a group of professionally trained actors, Weeping Spoon Productions has become one of the most prolific theatre companies in Perth.
Weeping Spoon’s ongoing mission is to create challenging, exciting and innovative works for production in Western Australia and tour these productions throughout Australia and Overseas.
“Fringe may be all about taking risks, but if there’s a blue chip investment in this market, it’s the hour of your time and the twenty-five bucks you’ll spend on these blokes.” – The West Australian