Australia’s comedy sensation, Sooshi Mango, have announced a new tour, Home Made presented by Muscle Nation. Spanning an impressive 25 cities from August to November, this tour follows their triumphant international journey earlier this year and a sold-out Australian tour in 2022, where they shattered records at Rod Laver Arena, delighting over 100,000 fans.
Comprised of brothers Joe Salanitri, Carlo Salanitri, and their friend Andrew Manfre, Sooshi Mango isn’t just a comedy act; they’re award-winning comedians, podcasters, and content creators who hold a special place in the hearts of audiences across Australia. Their performances consistently sell out, both locally and abroad.
“It’s been great to tour internationally but it’s always super special launching a brand-new show in our homeland, Australia. This is some of our best work yet,” Andrew Manfre said.
Renowned for their hilarious portrayals of characters from their Italian heritage, Sooshi Mango has garnered worldwide acclaim for their relatable humor and impeccable delivery. Now, they’re back on stage with Home Made, promising a fresh dose of outrageous skits, side-splitting jokes, and musical extravaganzas that will transport audiences through time and leave them in stitches. Expect the return of beloved characters like ‘ethnic dads’ Johnny, Vince, Sam, and their entourage, ready to unleash a wave of laughter once again.
The Home Made tour will commence in Traralgon on Saturday, August 3, before embarking on a whirlwind journey through Mildura, Wagga Wagga, Launceston, Hobart, and of course making a stop in Adelaide on October 26 before finishing up in Perth. Brace yourself for an unforgettable experience as Sooshi Mango brings their trademark humour to stages across the nation.
Tour dates
Saturday 3 August Gippsland Performing Arts Centre Traralgon
Saturday 10 August Mildura Arts Centre Mildura
Friday 16 August Civic Theatre Wagga Wagga
Tuesday 20 August Theatre North at The Princess Launceston
Wednesday 21 August Theatre Royal Hobart
Saturday 24 August Civic Theatre Newcastle
Wednesday 28 August Pilbeam Theatre Rockhampton
Friday 30 August Townsville Entertainment Centre Townsville
Saturday 31 August Cairns Convention Centre Cairns
Friday 6 September Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool
Saturday 7 September Civic Hall Ballarat
Monday 9 September Ulumbarra Theatre Bendigo
Saturday 14 September Costa Hall Geelong
Wednesday 18 September Albury Entertainment Centre Albury
Saturday 21 September Griffith Regional Theatre Griffith
Tuesday 24 September Riverlinks Eastbank Shepparton
Sunday 29 September WIN Entertainment Centre Wollongong
Wednesday 2 October Venue TBC Canberra
Saturday 5 October Qudos Bank Arena Sydney
Thursday 10 October The Star Gold Coast
Saturday 12 October Brisbane Entertainment Centre Brisbane
Saturday 19 October Rod Laver Arena Melbourne
Saturday 26 October Adelaide Entertainment Centre Adelaide
Friday 1 November Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre Bunbury
Saturday 2 November RAC Arena PerthFor more information, click here.
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