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Effie in Love Me Tinder
 

After a successful Sydney Comedy Festival launch and touring the country extensively to sellout houses, from the Blue Mountains to Wollongong and everywhere in between, Mary Coustas' colourful comic creation Effie in Effie in Love Me Tinder is bringing her big personality - and even bigger hair! - to the Adelaide Fringe in 2020.

Effie holds up a mirror to the complexities of finding love and keeping it, as only she can. Newly married to her beloved Shane Bradley Cooper, Effie is now experiencing what she calls the seventh month itch. Finding love isn’t easy and keeping it’s even harder. The urge to swipe right is tempting even to those with the greatest of willpowers. Who isn’t on Tinder? Is it possible to be smokin’ hot and hit upon every day and still stay faithful?  Is it love at first sight or love at first swipe? If I had you at hello then why can’t I get rid of you at goodbye? If love don’t cost a thing then why is divorce so expensive?

“Everywhere I go men are sniffing around me like beagles at an airport. I’m trying to control my animal urges, but this inner beast, this vulvarine has taken hold of me!”

Don’t miss your chance to laugh out loud and see this Logie Award Winning living legend up close and very personals.

 

Event details

Venue: Garden of Unearthly Delights Fortuna Speigeltent, Adelaide SA
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Start Date: Saturday 29 February 2020

Tickets: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/effie-in-love-me-tinder-af2020

 

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