WHEN
9 Shows 28 Mar - 13 Apr
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WHERE
Word Warehouse
Licensed venue. Under 18s must be accompanied by a Parent or Legal Guardian.
Wheelchair accessible. Advise ticket staff of access requirements when buying tickets. Please arrive 15min early.
PRICES
$15 - $18
Concession $16
Preview $16
Group (6+) $15
HOW TO BOOK TICKETS
Add shows to the Shortlist and buy in bulk (Ticketmaster only).
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At the door
Aardvarks Anonymous Life Lessons with Michelle & Gemma
Have you ever consumed an entire can of sweetened condensed milk and instantly regretted it? We have.
Do you have an evil twin? Do you have a stupid twin? We have both.
A brand new show about pop rocks, bean bags and tough decisions.
Aardvarks Anonymous have performed for sold-out crowds at the last three years of Melbourne Comedy Festival, and now from their “affably cheesy and geeky” depths (Farrago) comes an all-new show written and performed by Michelle Mammana and Gemma Duncan, and directed by the award-winning Karin Muiznieks.
Praise for Aardvarks Anonymous:
“Aardvarks Anonymous are a group with passion, talent and drive.” Bon-Vivant
“Perfectly executed comedic techniques.” RHUM
“Had the crowd rolling in the aisles.” The Groggy Squirrel
“When it’s all over you’ll wish that it went for longer.” RHUM
https://www.facebook.com/aardanonReviews
"Three words to describe Aardvarks Anonymous? Talented! Talented! Talented! ... a unique show ... Go and see them!"
YAWP Online Comedy Mag
3rd Apr 2013
"There are a lot of people out there who could do with learning some of Michelle and Gemma’s simplified advice on getting through life." ★★★☆
Herald Sun
31st Mar 2013
"Excellent comic timing... a very polished performance."
Stage Whispers
"Twisted and deftly handled with a wonderful playfulness. In actual fact, every aspect of the show is endearingly lively and wonderfully upbeat."
The AU Review