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George Glass' Scientology The Musical

High-energy comedy featuring live music and secrets to the universe - see it before we get sued

★★★★ "Jaw dropping and completely unbelievable hour of musical comedy" Broadway Baby (Edinburgh).

Join George Glass as they take a deep dive into the worlds most interesting legally-a-religion religion. Featuring a live funk-rock soundtrack, outrageous costumes and the secrets of the universe. Tom Cruise will not be attending. See it before we get sued.

★★★★1/2 “highly recommend this show” Fringe Feed 2024 (Perth)

★★★★ - "Tackling religion is never easy, but the good folk from Adelaide’s own George Glass Comedy do it with hysterical results in Scientology The Musical" The Upside

Event details

Venue: Emerging Artist Share House- Erskineville Town Hall - The Living Room 104 Erskineville Road, Erskineville 2043 (Gadigal
Bookings: https://sydneyfringe.com/events/george-glass-scientology-the-musical/
Start Date: Friday 19 September 2025

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