Her new show, Don’t Feed The Ducks, is the latest batch of classic Amy Hetherington material that is bound to have audiences in stitches, and is soon coming to venues right around the country as we enter the comedy festival season for 2021.
Explaining what her new show is inspired by, Amy says ‘Don’t Feed The Ducks’ is “about fears, about being an adult, about moving to new chapters in life and also it’s about how white wine enables me to be a monster and why I like my dog more than my husband. My husband and I are trying to make a baby – lots of schedule sex and a lot less romance these days. Don’t Feed The Ducks is about that process and also about how “ducking terrifying” it is to realise that every parent you meet is making it up as they go.
Hetherington’s rise over the last few years has not only seen the comedian become one of the most in demand names in the NT, but she has also been winning large crowds supporting the likes of Fiona O’Loughlin, Glenn Robbins, Jimoen, Greg Fleet and Steve-O (MTV’s Jackass).
Amy’s new show ‘Don’t Feed The Ducks’, is coming hot off the back of sold out runs in Darwin, and acclaimed shows at the Darwin Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Perth’s Fringe World, Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Amy recently supported Australian Comedy royalty: Rove McManus, Akmal Saleh, Peter Helliar, Denise Scott and Tripod at the Top End Comedy Spectacular in Darwin.
AMY HETHERINGTON
‘DON’T FEED THE DUCKS’ TOUR DATES
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February 3 – Nhulunbuy Gove Art Theatre 7
February 4 – Nhulunbuy Gove Art Theatre 7
February 7 – Humpty Doo Tavern (special regional show)
February 10 – Katherine – Godinymayin Yijard Rivers Arts and Culture Centre
February 12 – Alice Springs Araluen Art Centre
Friday, February 19 – Saturday March 6
Rhino Room Adelaide
Adelaide Fringe Festival
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