Wendell the milkman is on a mission.
He's Australia's last milkman, and he'll stop at nothing battling against the terrors of soy milk, and even worse. . . Hipsters.
Fresh from his award-winning debut show 'Lucy & Me', a love story between a boy and a bicycle, physical comedian Nicolas Angelosanto brings 'Best Before' to Adelaide Fringe.
It's a show following, in his words: “The full cream adventures of Australia’s last milkman.”
Nicolas first got into comedy through training at the internationally renowned clown school of Philippe Gaulier in France, and the rest is history.
His new show 'Best Before' is bound to be bizarre. Across fifty minutes of milky goodness, audiences can expect to laugh a lot, and maybe even be part of a ‘splash zone’ that would even make Free Willy blush. So, where did the idea for this show come from, you might ask?
“No idea, it just popped into my head one day,” Nicolas answers.
No matter where he's plucked the inspiration from, Nicolas assures that a great time will be had by all, and he's looking forward to hitting Adelaide Fringe with it.
“The show is an absolute blast and I can’t wait to get up on stage and share it.”
Nicolas Angelosanto plays The Chapel at The Courtyard of Curiosities at the Migration Museum (Adelaide Fringe) 16-25 February.
