Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls
Your heart will go on for the return season of this solo-sketch-comedy-thingy from wobble-faced Raw Comedy state finalist David Massingham (Little Sketch Book of Horrors, Murder Village, The Big HOO-HAA!). Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls showcases big characters, big ideas and big hair as Massingham brings together his funniest sketches for an action-packed hour of laughs. Massingham's a national improv champion, an award-winning comedian, and he wants you to sketch him wearing this. Wearing ONLY this. Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls: an interactive sketch adventure that's kinda clever, when it's not being plain dumb fun.
Venue: The Butterfly Club
Address: 5 Carson Place Melbourne
Date: August 21, 22 and 24
Time: 7pm
Ticket: $26 early bird / $28 group / $31 concession /$35 adult
Buy / Ticket: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/sketch-me-like-one-of-your-french-girls-tickets-62902421837
Web: https://thebutterflyclub.com/show/sketch-me-like-one-of-your-french-girls
: https://www.facebook.com/davidmassinghamcomedy
Address: 5 Carson Place Melbourne
Date: August 21, 22 and 24
Time: 7pm
Ticket: $26 early bird / $28 group / $31 concession /$35 adult
Buy / Ticket: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/sketch-me-like-one-of-your-french-girls-tickets-62902421837
Web: https://thebutterflyclub.com/show/sketch-me-like-one-of-your-french-girls
: https://www.facebook.com/davidmassinghamcomedy
After a critically praised run at the 2018 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, David Massingham is bringing his solo show Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls to The Butterfly Club this August for three nights only.
The high-energy hour has been called, "utterly spirited and innovative" (Theatre Press), "a rare, beautifully crafted, expertly delivered, ultimately clean sketch show" (The Plus Ones), and "a must-see show" (Weekend Notes).
Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls sees the Raw Comedy Queensland state finalist brings together his funniest sketch monologues for one huge comedy showcase.
"My show's mix of clever set-ups, big characters and interactive moments definitely owes something to comics like Rowan Atkinson and Shaun Micallef," says David.
"Pretty good idols to have, I'd say."
As well as his solo sketch comedy work - also including the similarly critically acclaimed Little Sketch Book of Horrors, which played at 2019's Comedy Festival - David has found recent success with two back-to-back sold-out seasons of his improvised whodunnit show, Murder Village. His 20 years as a comedic improviser has also seen David compete four times in the Theatresports National Championships at Sydney's Enmore Theatre.
Thanks to his background as an improviser, David is prepared for unexpected moments with audience members throughout the show.
"There is a little gentle participation in the show, but I always find the audience is up for it," David says. "I'm sure Melbourne's punters will have a few surprises in store for me!"
"A rare, beautifully crafted, expertly delivered, ultimately clean sketch show." - The Plus Ones
"Funny is an understatement. He was hilarious... a must-see show." - Weekend Notes
★★★★ - Hugging Comedians
The high-energy hour has been called, "utterly spirited and innovative" (Theatre Press), "a rare, beautifully crafted, expertly delivered, ultimately clean sketch show" (The Plus Ones), and "a must-see show" (Weekend Notes).
Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls sees the Raw Comedy Queensland state finalist brings together his funniest sketch monologues for one huge comedy showcase.
"My show's mix of clever set-ups, big characters and interactive moments definitely owes something to comics like Rowan Atkinson and Shaun Micallef," says David.
"Pretty good idols to have, I'd say."
As well as his solo sketch comedy work - also including the similarly critically acclaimed Little Sketch Book of Horrors, which played at 2019's Comedy Festival - David has found recent success with two back-to-back sold-out seasons of his improvised whodunnit show, Murder Village. His 20 years as a comedic improviser has also seen David compete four times in the Theatresports National Championships at Sydney's Enmore Theatre.
Thanks to his background as an improviser, David is prepared for unexpected moments with audience members throughout the show.
"There is a little gentle participation in the show, but I always find the audience is up for it," David says. "I'm sure Melbourne's punters will have a few surprises in store for me!"
Reviews for Sketch Me Like One of Your French Girls
"Sketch Me is an utterly spirited and innovative sketch show." - Theatre Press"A rare, beautifully crafted, expertly delivered, ultimately clean sketch show." - The Plus Ones
"Funny is an understatement. He was hilarious... a must-see show." - Weekend Notes
★★★★ - Hugging Comedians