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Fizzy Kids!
 

This year, grown-up twins Izzy and Dizzy are going back in time. All the way back to being kids again! Because it’s a well-known fact that kids are the best. Ever. Full stop.

It's their birthday so they are throwing a Birthday Extravaganza Show, with an ambitious plan to become kids again. Izzy Fizzy (Isabel Angus) has built a state of the art Age Machine. And Dizzy Fizzy (David Morris) is 110–45 per cent sure it will work if there's enough silly energy in the room. They're hoping the kids in the room can help them achieve their goal...

In Fizzy Kids, multi-award-winning comedian Isabel Angus presents an exciting and interactive experience that celebrates friendship, imagination and being your own silliest self at any age.

Fizzy Kids welcomes all ages but is well-suited to kids aged 4–11. Audience members under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a person over the age of 16.

 

Event details

Venue: Melbourne Town Hall - Backstage Room, 90/120 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000
Bookings: 1300 660 013
Start Date: Wednesday 04 April 2018

Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2018. No performance Monday 9 March.

 

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