Giuseppe’s Love Quest → Adelaide Fringe

 



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Giuseppe’s Love Quest is an hour of hilarious, playful fun that throws you in instantly. Adelaide, Giuseppe is down bad and looking for love, can you help? 

Bringing this fun-loving character to life is Jeromaia Detto, a Melbourne based theatre maker who in this show, specialises in contemporary clowning. He has crafted a unique style of performance that is silly, quick and demands that play along!  


Jeromaia oozes charm and comfortability onstage. He is there to orchestrate this silly escape, and you cannot help but succumb to his tomfoolery. You forget that he is in fact, playing the role of a hopelessly romantic Italian man. 


The show relies on audience participation. Giuseppe asks us the questions about love, kissing, hugging and bambinos, having never experienced any of it himself. Suddenly, the audience is on his side and there to help him. He expertly relies on the audience responses to propel the show, which creates a mischievous and comical playground for everyone in the space. His comedy is sharp and quick-witted. Jeromaia is never thrown by the audience's replies and always has the last word. Clearly, Jeromaia is a master of the comedic style he has crafted. I honestly was absolutely cackling for the full hour!


In a world that is too serious, there is something so refreshing to have a bunch of adults in a room playing along with Jeromaia’s adoringly goofy character. To have everyone leave smiling and spluttering with laughter is the utmost reward of live comedy, this show is not to be missed! 


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