[…] If you’ve come to see the eponymous tale, you might be a little disappointed. The show often veers into the absurd and downright silly that left audiences in cackles of laughter.

The kids had fun, I had fun and most importantly the Earth had fun. For at its heart, Trash with a Porpoise is a show with a purpose. Not content with the schooling system to educate our youth, performers Jemima, Joseph and Julia will not rest until every child in the metro-Melbourne area washes the hard plastic containers strawberries come in.

I’m sure some comedians spend ages preparing for one of the biggest comedy festivals in the world. With Ross, I honestly couldn’t tell where the script ended & the improv began. That factor increased my immersion with his runaway gags tenfold […]

Bikinis were not the dress code at this event, but the queen was on full display for the whole hour during this subdued take on self-acceptance. 

In his fourth stand-up special to date, and hopefully many more to come, Jai creates a wholly unique framework of comedy that contains a masterful control of structure and tone, as well as a hilarious and self-deprecating editorial of his own life. 

The man captivated the room’s attention for the full Power Hour and really at a comedy show can I ask for more? He kept on a strict beat, whether it was half-time when he plugged his merch, 15 minutes before the show ended when he plugged his merch, or when the show ended as he plugged his merch. 

The former 2018 Theatre Sydney Smackdown Championship winners work well off each other, effortlessly sliding in and out of different characters and scenes, each more bizarre than the next. You can truly see why they’ve been such an accomplished duo since 2017.