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The band went hard and rocked out two hours of 70's favourites, heavy on the Queen, Led Zep, Fleetwood Mac, and many more. Great This show was the Cherry Bomb! This was a banging show. Every song a smash hit! I went twice. I hope they become a Fringe staple. 5 stars.

Role To Cast deliver an amazing live show. Captivating, engaging, entertaining, hilarious and above all, impressive. Their chemistry is as unmatched as their ability to craft stories live in front of your eyes. Absolutely book a ticket to one or all of Role To Casts shows to treat yourself to the absolute best in the live improv role playing game space!

The concept of 80's music played country and western style was a brilliant hook and and the did not disappoint. Top quality musicianship and showmanship, I could have returned for every show. Highly entertaining and engaging. The audience were singing along and dancing in the aisles. This show could go on the road and tour the festival circuit in AUs and overseas!

F-Boi George absolutely buckled the audience. It was so, so, so damn funny. Make it a priority to see this show. You might learn something, maybe! But you’ll definitely laugh your @$$ off!!

Very funny show Enjoyed every minute of it Thank you

I was all the way at the back and I could feel the heat.. great show and so risky but worth it

A show with an existential crisis AND a cello

Smut is hotttt

Scout is such a good story teller and is so funny.

This show is dark and funny and weird and just wonderful.

I loved this show, funny and full of feels

Was mind blowing to hear so many racist comedians especially for an Adelaide festival who makes an effort to acknowledge Aboriginal land/people. The first joke of the night was about the acknowledgement of country and how it shouldn’t exist… It was uncomfortable sitting there listening to someone make jokes about different cultures and skin colours. We’re in 2025. People know better. We had to leave the show early as each comedian got progressively more racist. Very disappointing.