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Marshall Lorenzo - Decadunce

Award-winning Kiwi comedian Marshall Lorenzo (Canada’s Drag Race) is back with a brand new sketch comedy extravaganza, ‘Decadunce’. Fresh off of winning the 2025 NZ Fringe International Exchange Award, and the 2026 Sydney Touring Award, 'Decadunce' is the third chapter in the nine-time NZ Fringe award-nominated ‘Baby Gorgeous’ sketch comedy trilogy.While 2024’s ‘Baby Gorgeous’ was the amuse-bouche and 2025's ‘Build Ups’ was the main course, get ready to eat good in the decadent and dizzying dessert of the Baby Gorgeous trilogy: 'Decadunce'.

Now fully committed to living a lifestyle outside of his means, ‘Decudunce’ is a brand new show about fraud, excess and stupidity. Let's just say we're a gun law away from finally eating the rich, and Marshall Lorenzo is ready to pull the trigger. Decadunce is about finding loopholes in the capitalist snake oil; to fight for bargains and blow off steam around the cost of living. Featuring various unforgettable characters, including the Briscoes lady, and biting commentary on the dilapidated state of it all! Come see the sequel to the comedy show critics called ‘a masterclass’, and ‘Devastatingly funny’.

Event details

Venue: Qtopia Sydney
Bookings: https://sydneyfringe.com/events/decadunce/
Start Date: Saturday 19 September 2026

"Gut-bustingly funny" ★★★★★ Now Magazine
"Roars of laughter" Theatreview
"A masterclass" Regional News

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