Annus Horribilis: Clown Comedy & Resilience

0:00Stay informed in two minutes or less with Adelaide News today from the Daily News Now. Sharna Manougar is turning heads at this year's Adelaide Fringe with her solo show, Anis Harribilis. It's a clown-style dive into her personal health struggles, blending humor, character switches, and a big message about resilience. The performance mixes music, costumes, and audience sing-alongs for a fun yet raw experience. After bringing serious cred to the stage, having directed hit friends shows like Mel Maglindsay's motorboats and normal, and Gemma Kharwana's rage bait, she snagged Best Comedy Director Awards at Adelaide Fringe and Fringe Roll Perth, plus Golden Gibbon nods in Melbourne, audiences and critics love it, with a 4.5 star review calling it highly entertaining. Her We Did Good Collective Style fuses physical theater, improv, and clowning for big laughs amid tough topics. It packs an emotional punch while keeping things light. The show covers her lynched syndrome diagnosis, a genetic condition raising cancer risks,

1:03and her choice for a hysterectomy to stay ahead of it. Expect, costume changes, quirky characters like Miss Piggy and Queen Elizabeth, and some bold moments. It's R18 Plus with nudity warnings, running 60 minutes at the ballet and gluttony until March 22nd. Tickets start at $32. If you're into bold comedy with heart, this one's worth catching. This story is made possible by our sponsor, see the episode description. Some people meditate, I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.