Rose Bishop is a feral – and she’s proud of it.
There’s no stepping around this realisation – she’s not a hippy and she’s certainly not a dirtbag – she is comfortably somewhere in-between.
Feral is extremely real; covering all of the aspects of Rose’s life to date as a feral, and taking you on a journey through childhood, and high school reunions, through to present-day being a cat mum. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like raising a horny kangaroo who is also like a brother, Rose has got you covered. Ever tried to pass off as a Melburnian and had a crowd see straight through your facade? It happens to us all.
When she’s not being profiled at the doctor’s office, or hanging out with a sheikh on a super-yacht, Rose is living life as her true self. The show constantly begs the question, ‘has this ever happened to you?’ While the answer is a resounding no, and these situations have never happened to anyone else in the history of the universe, the show is still incredibly relatable and hilarious throughout.
If you’re a fellow feral, you will love this show. If you think you’re better than a feral, come along and relish in your superiority.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2023 Venue(s): Chinese Museum – Tea Room Dates: 30 March – 9 April (no Mondays) Time: 7:50pm (6:50pm Sundays) Tickets: $15 – $25 Bookings: comedyfestival.com.au & at the door