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5 Good Reasons to see Lizard by Damien Vosk

1. If you’ve ever wondered what happened to Damien Vosk that nice kid that used to hang around here.

2. If you’ve ever thought to yourself what would a cool person do in this situation and realised that because you’re thinking that you’re never going to be cool.

3. If you’ve ever wondered how some people function in polite society.

4. If you’ve been a constant disappointment to your family!

5. If you’re convinced this is all art.

Lizard by Damien Vosk is on at The Courthouse Hotel 22-25 Sept

https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/program/event/view/dd83f202-a507-45ec-9b4b-7f043b1c4132

5 Good Reasons To See Murphy McLachlan Has Corn Chips

1. You get to sit down on chairs. Like, proper chairs. No hipster crate bullshit.

2. There will be cool rock and/or pop music briefly playing at the start and end of my show! So you can boogie down, laugh heaps, and then boogie down again.

3. I will be wearing a decent-ish buttoned shirt AND it’ll be probably be different every second night! So there’s an incentive to come to multiple shows!

4. After the show, I will be handing out flyers for the other Fringe show I’m doing, Murphy, Tom & Claire Present A Modern Guide To Etiquette in the 21^st Century & Beyond: A Detailed Cross Section of Life From the Expert Minds of Some. It’s about etiquette I think.

5. I has corn chips

Murphy McLachlan Has Corn Chips at The Improv Conspiracy Office

Tickets & Info: https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/program/event/view/d9c38d0b-2fe8-45d6-b6ae-eb5dbf254a73

5 Good Reasons to see Play Like A Girl

1. Play like A Girl is completely improvised so each show is original and will never be seen again.

2. You will meet eight different characters, who are created on the spot, and show the absurdity of human condition

3. See women playing strong characters, not just mothers and wives and girlfriends

4. Be privy to watching a unique event be created in front of you.

5. You will fall in love with the delightful leading ladies of The Improv Conspiracy who certainly know how to play

Play Like A Girl is on at The Improv Conspiracy Theatre 18-25 Sept

https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/program/event/view/84670675-f293-4bac-b1b9-81b385178b15

5 Good Reasons to see Little Mountain Goblin by Brianna Williams

1. If you’re perpetually late, just can’t return texts or emails and sometimes find yourself lying awake thinking about that weird thing you did to Sarah Glenister at year 9 Music Camp, you will enjoy this show. (Sarah Glenister probably won’t though.)

2. You like, you know, human things. Like laughing and connecting with people. Those are things, right?

3. It’s been a bit too long since you’ve heard Jason Donovan’s “Sealed With a Kiss”. I’m here to help you with that.

4. You enjoy the aroma of freshly cooked popcorn* (outside of a trauma to the brain).

5. You want to know exactly what a Little Mountain Goblin could be.

* Only crazy people do not enjoy this delicious smell.

Little Mountain Goblin by Brianna Williams is on at The Butterfly Club

For Tickets and Info: https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/program/event/view/b4105a7d-1e95-40a7-a1b9-f60b539d9078

5 Good Reasons to see Song Off! Luis Vs Madeleine

1. Experience your favourite Luis and Madeleine number one hits, including Coolboy, Race to the Race, Fun Fun Fun Fun Fun, A Toast To The Host With The Most Toast and more!

2. 3 Cat Songs.

3. Multiple costume changes and family-friendly fake arguments. We are also acting in it.

4. Super-talented support acts! The Steaming Jeans! Waterfall Person! The Real Hot B*tches 80s Dance Troupe!

5. My little brother will wear a fake moustache because that is what we agreed on.

Luis and Madeleine will battle it out in SONG-OFF! at The Workers Club on Sundays: Sept 27, Oct 4 and Oct 11.

For Tickets and more info: http://oztix.com.au/eventguide/?q=song-off

5 Good Reasons to see Rama Nicholas in Mary Weather’s Monsters

1. Mary Weather’s Monsters is a comedy that’s very different to stand-up. The show is theatrical, lyrical, and atmospheric. It’s also a brand new show, so you’ll be among the first to see it.

2. The story is an action-adventure set in 1890’s London inspired by gothic literature (and other famous gothic films and TV shows).

3. Mary Weather, the title character, is a bad-ass monster-hunter, who faces her demons (literally and figuratively).

4. I play 11 characters in total, from hunters to beasts, to ghosts and vampires – switching seamlessly between them to create a whirlwind of gothic intrigue.

5. You’ll laugh a lot… then cry…then swoon like a Victorian lady.

Rama Nicholas is performing Mary Weather’s Monsters at the North Melbourne Town Hall

For Tickets & info: https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/program/event/view/94602c74-be3b-43e3-b1ef-17cda32d2493