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UnGraceful: An Emarrassing Sketch Comedy
 

“UnGraceful is a sketch comedy inspired by life’s more embarrassing moments. It explores those uneasy situations we often unwillingly find ourselves in and how we navigate within them… you know, like when your new sexual health doctor brings up a mutual acquaintance while inspecting your genitalia.”

WARNING: THIS SHOW CONTAINS TRACES OF OVER SHARING. A LOT OF OVER SHARE. THIS SHOW IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN OR ADULTS WITH SENSITIVE CONSTITUTIONS.

This is a new work created by the amalgamated minds of Julie-Anna Evans and Mason Gasowski. These two Melbourne based fancy-pants performers prove to be skilfully ‘UnGraceful’ in their investigations of life’s inelegant daily pitfalls. 

 

Event details

Venue: The MC Showroom, 1/48 Clifton St, Prahran VIC 3181
Bookings: 0422 514 636
Start Date: Thursday 29 November 2018

http://www.themcshowroom.com/event/ungraceful/

 

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