Adelaide Fringe review 2017: Quarter Life Crisis
IF you’re approaching or over 25, you’re going to find some highly relatable and funny content during this show.
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Quarter Life Crisis
Comedy/Theatre *****
Clubroom at the GC, German Club, until March 12
IF you’re approaching or over 25, you’re going to find some highly relatable and funny content during this show.
It’s the day before Steph’s birthday. Join her as she takes you through her mediocre job as an event co-ordinator, her friendships, crushes and downright awkward moments.
This show will have you chuckling at her misfortunes and relating all too well to crushes on local baristas, fears over using public bathrooms and disappointing one night stands.
Quarter Life Crisis is a brutally honest account of a 24-year-old woman trying desperately to understand when she’ll become a functioning ‘adult’ and enjoy budgeting on weekends, saving money and working a job that she’s actually passionate about — thoughts that are all too relatable.
Chloe Metcalfe
Matt Stewart: Dry Ginger Male
WHEN Matt Stewart walks into the spotlight he looks like another hipster guy with a scruffy beard, trying to have a go at being funny.
Matt Byrne’s Hott Property
USING vaudeville tropes and music-hall jokes so old they carry pension cards, Matt Byrne’s Hott Property gives a generous two hours’ entertainment by excoriating real estate.