Lisa-Skye 1900-Lisa-Skye
Before Tinder, how did guys hassle people?
Lisa-Skye worked as a 'quality control' monitor for a phone dating agency in the early 2000s. She has stories so scary and silly they’ll curl your eyelashes. But when it comes to finding love with other femmes now, is she any better?
Another outrageous dispatch from a life less ordinary.
Directed by Candy Bowers
Praise for Lisa-Skye:
'★★★★½' Adelaide Advertiser
'★★★★' HeraldSun
'★★★★' Theatre People
'★★★★' Harlot Overdrive
'You’ll cry laughing.' Volume Media
'A night of wild laughter, cheeky tales and the most delightful of performers.' Aussie Theatre
'Does away with every expectation I’ve ever had put upon me… amazing.' Art Murmurs
'Captivating… psychotropic storytelling in which she has no equal.' Gutter Culture
'Like sitting in front of a campfire, but the campfire is softly spitting rainbow candies into your lap.' FringeFeed
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Feedback/Comments
Dry clever stuff
Very funny and also well thought out. Great story telling and use of characters to link themes.
Geniune eyeopener, loved her honesty and the AusLan intrepreter amazing as well
Interesting & enjoyable
Solid confident performance with good connection with audience.
Lisa was engaging surprising and funny.
Lisa Skye draws us in to her experiences and perspectives and makes us laugh. Her characters are wonderful, and her theatrical devices are original, obvious but totally convincing.
Lisa has some genuine talent, it's just a shame that she relies so much on the current fashion of lazy woke stereotyping
Raw and unfiltered, Lisa Skye is genuinely engaging and surprising. Plus there is cake!
Interesting show not sure I would recommend to see it