Golden Phungs Encyclopedia Of Everything
Golden Phungs Encyclopedia Of Everything
If you come away with anything after watching this slick sketch comedy show, I only hope that its the following: The world needs more Antiques Roadshow sketch comedy.
As I said in my opening paragraph for Love Child, I have no idea about local theatre; this also applies to local comedy. I’ve got NO IDEA who is good or bad, but these guys were f#&$ing ace. The technical production was surprisingly slick, with no screw ups from what I can see. The audio & video set up worked well to fill the time while the performers were preparing for the next scene.
It is a funny, quick, witty & sarcasting show and its some what relatable to everyone (the centrelink job-seeker scene is eerily close to an experience I once had) and the puns & jokes aren’t over thought and they’re not stupid either. The team knows how to perform to a crowd, and knows the right moment to break the fourth wall.
The Worldsend Hotel was a great venue for the show too, great location, great atmosphere and it feels similar to one of the smaller performance spaces of the Adelaide Town Hall; intimate & comfortable.
I’m definitely keen to see these guys perform again, and i’ll be keeping an eye out for them in the future.
