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Legs in the Pool

Where
The Factory Theatre
The Factory Theatre
105 Victoria Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
When

Saturday 7 September 2024 from 8pm to 9pm Sunday 8 September 2024 from 7pm to 8pm

Cost

Starting from: $15

What does Legs in the Pool mean? You know when you’re at a pool but you don’t have your bathers so you just dip your legs in? That’s the show – relatable.

Maybe the pool is a metaphor for the idea of never being ready and constantly waiting. Waiting to get a job, waiting to move out, waiting to come out, waiting to admit that the only thing you want to drink year-round is iced lattes (same as coming out). In short, it’s about growing up with one leg in the closet and the other in the pool. (Amusing for someone with no flexibility.)

The show features story-based stand-up highlighting the brilliant but useless skills honed over years of hovering poolside waiting to dive in.

A former Victorian RAW Comedy State Finalist, Chris has been seen at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Comedy Republic, Pride Comedy and Harold Holt (the pool not the prime minister).

  • "Strong stage presence, gaggy punchlines and insightful storytelling" ★★★★ Funny Tonne

  • "A comedian on the rise and one to look out for" Australian Arts Review

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