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Totes Adorbs ❤ HURRICANE
 

They’re back! Get ready for round two as one of OzAsia Festival’s most adored artists returns with a new whirlwind experience and wild tribute to the subculture of Japanese superfandom and celebrity mania.

Emerging from the underground scene of Tokyo’s famous Harajuku district, the 25 performers onstage are clad in rainbow- coloured school uniforms and launch into precise, synchronised moves as 50 songs are remixed into one music track, delivering information faster than the audience can process.

Tofu, confetti, water pistols, glow sticks, wakame, Lycra, glitter and pom-poms blast from the stage as manga cartoons and J-pop are visually projected. It’s over-the-top, crazy, super fun, wild, riotous and for the uninitiated, don’t worry – raincoats are provided.

“The most WTF show of the year” - Time Out

 

Event details

Venue: Nexus Arts, Lion Arts Centre, Corner of North Terrace & Morphett Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Bookings: https://www.ozasiafestival.com.au/events/totes-adorbs-hurricane/
Start Date: Wednesday 23 October 2019

 

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