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Cal dealt effortlessly with a frankly unruly audience while sharing observations from his life so far. Very funny: will go far.

This woman is a fish like a man is a bicycle. Absurd comment? Just leaning into the zaniness of the whole experience. A star in the vein of Dawn French and Victoria Wood.

Exactly the kind of bright, powerful, engaging storytelling we expect from this team. Ancient myth for a modern age.

A great Adelaide Fringe debut with plenty of gentle audience interaction. Definitely recommend for all lovers of clowns.

A powerful and talented performer. We left half wishing we’d seen the musicals these great songs came from, but based on the theme of the show we know we never will!

All new material from an excellent performer. Ivan was at his best!

A selection of magicians doing close-up work. However close you get, you still have no idea how they did it. A great hour for any age.

Plenty of comedy. Some light-hearted and some dark, as James explored a serious topic. Delighted to be able to catch this UK comedian at Fringe.

Our second time attending this line-up show. Utterly solid comedy content, with just the right use of nakedness for laughs.

A constant chortle, gentle audience participation, and a powerful message. This is one of the must-sees of the Fringe.

Great fun. Performances, games, improvised songs. Utterly joyful.

Excellence in variety. Uplifting, amazing, joyous. A love letter to a global city.