All posts tagged "Mark Trenwith"
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998Adelaide FringeInterview: Mark Trenwith aka Mr Snotbottom
Even though I’ve been a grownup for more years than I care to think about, the inner child in me still gets the giggles when I hear certain words. Snot. Fart. Bottom….you get the drift. Mark Trenwith has creatively combined all of these hilarious things into one character, Mr Snotbottom, and he will be heading to […]
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Fringe Review: Mr Snotbottom’s Stinky Silly Show
Very stinky, very silly, and absolutely unmissable.
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1.3KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Mr Snot Bottom’s Horrible Terrible Really Really Bad Bad Show
Mr Snot Bottom is back again with his delightfully disgusting antics in a brand new show destined to please both the kids and adults alike.
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578LatestFringe Review: Disney Guy
When comedian Mark Trenwith was 8yo his hero was Mickey Mouse. Things have not changed much since then as his youthful obsession comes to the fore.
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768LatestFringe Review: Mr Snot-Bottom & The Curse Of The Stinky Silly Zombie Babies
Mr Snot-Bottom and his best friend Phlegm are battling to save the world from the Zombie Baby Apocalypse with bottom jokes, rude noises and silliness aplenty – and the youngsters just love it.
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Fringe Review: Mark Trenwith, After Dark
Mark Trenwith masters the balance between high energy, absurdist humour and accessible comedy that appeals to all ages.
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Fringe Review: Kids Comedy Gala
The popular Kids Comedy Gala showcases a good variety of family-friendly Fringe acts, from a juggling host to stand-up comedy for kids.
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Eurowision Adelaide 2012 – 2012 Adelaide Fringe
Eurowision Adelaide 2012 is Adelaide’s answer to the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Mr Snot-bottom’s Stinky Silly Show – Adelaide Fringe 2011
Mr Snot-bottom is very, very naughty. In fact, his teacher is quick to warn the kids in the audience that they should take no notice and do the opposite of what he does.
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Ghost Sharks – Adelaide Fringe 2011
A ridiculous plot, appalling acting, and cheap tacky props are the good points of this outrageously funny farce that may well leave you gasping for breath. Schlock horror is making a comeback and it begins here for Adelaide audiences.
