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Grifted & Talented with Jim Fishwick
 

It’s the show that puts the CON into talent CONtest! 
 
Join an eclectic mix of comedians, musicians, and improvisers as they take part in a good ol’fashioned talent show. Expect songs, magic, party tricks, circus skills, and more! 
 
The only catch? None of the contestants know what their talent will be until they hit the stage. In order to win, they’ll need to convince everybody else that this skill is something they can definitely do. 
 
Don’t miss this new twist on an old-school variety show, for fans of Taskmaster, Would I Lie To You, and Game Changer

Hosted and created by Jim Fishwick (The Saboteur, contributing writer for NZ Taskmaster and Only Connect), and special guests:

Wednesday 14 May: AJ Lamarque, Gemima Jones, Jordana Wegman 

Thursday 15 May: Juliet Timmerman, Montaigne, Sam Wade 

Friday 16 May: Alex The Astronaut, Guneet Kaur, Kat Hoyos 

Grifted & Talented is a riot – a rare show that makes you want to book again for the remaining performances, and to keep enjoying that uncertain space between victory and abject failure.” - Flat City Field Notes 

“Radiating with joy and delight — not to be missed!”Jess, audience member 

“Hilarious… treat yourself to a fun night out!”Jacki, audience member 

 

Event details

Venue: The Factory Theatre
Bookings: https://www.factorytheatre.com.au/event/grifted-talented/
Start Date: Wednesday 14 May 2025

PRODUCTION TEAM
Created and Hosted by Jim Fishwick
Presented by Jetpack Theatre with Sydney Comedy Festival
Produced by Talia Meyerowitz-Katz
Publicity by Emma Maguire
Tech Design by Christopher Mederos
Game Design Consulting by Alex McMillan
Production Design Consulting by Tara Sriharan
Production Videography by Hayden Wright
Production Photography by Shane Porter

 

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