Coming in Feb 2010 to
the Adelaide Fringe Festival!
February 2010, Sound & Fury™ brings its latest creation, "Sound & Fury's 'Private Dick'" to the Garden of Unearthly Delights at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in Adelaide Australia!
It's a gritty 'Film Noir' yarn about a gumshoe named Dick Vaganza who bites off more than he can chew in the form of two troublesome dames who want more from him than just his professional services!
A parody in the signature Sound & Fury style, with song, silliness and sex...ual innuendo!
"If your cheeks arent hurting from smiling so much...then you should check your pulse. So, heres my advice to all you guys and dolls out there who are simply looking for a swell time: find a ticket, grab a seat, strap yourself in and enjoy the ride." --CBC Radio
"Incredibly funny, witty and dirty!" -- Hot 103 Live (Winnipeg)
"Sound & Fury arouse the audience with fast-paced dialogue, song and dance and Abbott & Costello style corny jokes!" -- Uptown Magazine (Winnipeg)
And some reviews about S&F from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival:
5 Stars! 'Must-See Pick-of-the-Fringe!' Comic genius! All the panache and clever wit of the best British comedy writers of the 20th century! There are a great many must-see shows in the fringe, but its unlikely that youll laugh more at any of them than in this inspired hour of humor!
Martin Christie, Edinburgh Evening News (UK)
"4 Stars! It's impossible to accurately convey in words what an infectiously riotous piece of nonsense this is, just go see it!"
Chortle UK
"4 Stars! A delightfully silly mix of the smutty and the literary! Their infectious enthusiasm makes this one of the cheeriest comedies youre likely to see this month!"
The List UK
5 Stars! Naturally & effortlessly hysterical! Completely different, first-class hour-long belly laugh!
Martin Lennon, Edinburgh Evening News UK
5 Stars! The manic energy of The Marx Brothers: these are truly modern vaudevillians at the height of their powers!
FringeReview.co.uk
5 Stars! A deliciously silly play, a song-and-dance treat, and a Fringe highlight!
Fest Magazine UK