The Dark Room For Kids

You and your family are stuck inside a live-action videogame! How will you escape?! Will you: A) Find light switch? B) Go north? C) Explode in a shower of stinking guts?

An interactive adventure featuring terrible prizes and total mayhem! This bit is for parents only: this show is recommended for 11+ but younger kids are welcome. There may be some mild language but it’s more like Roald Dahl than YouTube.

★★★★ “Irresistibly dangerous” Stage

★★★★ “Robertson had his young audience in raptures” ThreeWeeks

Winner of Best Kid’s Show, Leicester Comedy Festival & Winner of Chortle Award.

WHERE: The Kingfisher at Gluttony – Rymill Park

WHEN: 17 February – 17 March

TIME:

• Sat 17 Feb – Sun 18 Feb: 4:00pm
• Sat 24 Feb – Sun 25 Feb: 4:00pm
• Sat 02 Mar – Sun 03 Mar: 4:00pm
• Sat 09 Mar – Mon 11 Mar: 4:00pm
• Sat 16 Mar – Sun 17 Mar: 4:00pm

COST:

• Full Price: $22
• Concession: $20
• Family: $60
• Child: $18

DURATION: 60 minutes

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Kids in Adelaide Review
The family-friendly show, recommended for children aged 11-14, unexpectedly entertained even younger kids who found joy in the humor. There were quite a few younger ones at our show and they all seemed to really enjoy it. The catchphrase, ‘you die, you die, you die,’ added a playful element with everyone soon joining in the chant. Take note there is some mild language. While adults appreciated jokes that flew over the kids’ heads, the interactive nature of the show, with audience participation and voting, engaged everyone. The energetic presenter showcased quick wit and connected well with the audience, making the experience enjoyable for all. Despite the challenges of a hot 32-degree day, the presence of fans inside the venue contributed to a more comfortable atmosphere. The host’s commitment to the show was evident, even enduring the heat in leather attire. Overall a fun show to see this Fringe.