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The Coven - An unscripted witchy comedy show

44-54 Botany Rd
Alexandria NSW 2015
Australia
Improv Theatre Sydney
When
  • Friday 3 April from 9:30pm to 10:30pm
Cost

Adult: $15

The Coven is an unscripted witchy show where big characters meet big laughs. These witchy comedians are meeting for Ostara – the spring equinox – for a ritual. What is the ritual for? That’s for the audience to decide! It could be for love, for wealth, or for an endless supply of chocolate eggs.

Don your pastels, bring out your flower crowns and prepare for this light-hearted magical show.

Audience reviews:

“The way the characters bantered and played off each other was startlingly funny and utterly spontaneous.”

““The Coven was such a fun show, hilarious, fast paced, and a masterclass in comedic timing.”

“A delightful brew of audience-fueled chaos at the witching hour, and a peek behind the curtain into how the coven really feel about each other.”

Cast: Daynia Tupou, Emilia Higgs, Erin Landy, James Kehoe, Jess Allen and Jordana Wegman

Directed by Jess Allen

Musical accompaniment by David Piper

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