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JAMIE MYKAELA #METOO-S YOUR DAD' FAVORITES LIVE ONSCREEN

Jamie Mykaela doesn’t want you to be her Daddy. Sorry. She’s not your groupie, baby girl, or sweet 16.


Heading to Melbourne Fringe's online “pants off” program after selling out at Perth's Fringe World festival, this is a show about how your Dad’s record collection sees women. From The Rolling Stones through The Beatles to old favorites from Countdown, Mykaela coos on her ukulele through an hour of stories and songs.


In the shows' Perth run, she enraptured and horrified her audiences in equal measure with her powder-pink ukulele with her razor-sharp wit. She's looking forward to breaking brains and making pals with a whole new set of people in her debut Melbourne performances.

Daddy will appear as part of online performance platform Normal Place's Perthonalities season of six
Western Australian shows as part of Melbourne Fringe. Tickets to the shows, running at 7:30pm on Friday November 13, 20 and 27 are available now from melbournefringe.com.au .

“You may come out of this show questioning your appreciation of some of your old favourites, but
unquestionable is Mykaela’s amazing performance.” - Gutter Culture 

“A necessary rollercoaster ride of cringes, anger, and sadness... and one with the guts and finesse to sa exactly what needs to be said.” - Pelican 


“A femme queen in the making” 1⁄2 - Weekend Notes

 

Event details

Venue: online show
Bookings: Tomas Ford 0430057987
Start Date: Friday 20 November 2020

Tickets available at https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/jamie-mykaela-daddy/

 

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