Award-winning comedians Sooshi Mango will bring their iconic characters back to the stage, in ‘Home Made’.
The homegrown comedy heroes are returning for their most exciting tour yet, set to hit 25 cities around the country later this year. It’s “a show where you can get together with La Familia and not fight…maybe!”
Sooshi Mango is one of Australia’s biggest-selling comedy acts. The trio is made up of brothers Joe Salanitri, Carlo Salanitri, and Andrew Manfre. They’re award-winning comedians, podcasters and content creators, consistently performing to sold-out crowds across the country and around the world.
“It's been great to tour internationally but it's always super special launching a brand-new show in our homeland, Australia. This is some of our best work yet!” Andrew Manfre says.
The trio are known for their skits, and characters inspired by their beloved Italian family. They’ve taken the world by storm in recent years and their character will return to the stage with all-new material in ‘Home Made’. Think, outrageous skits. . . Knee-slappers. . . Musical numbers galore.
“Australia we are back, and we are bringing you all our biggest and best show yet! Our Nonna would be proud! Get ready, it's coming,” Carlo Salinitri says.
This tour comes off the back of an international tour earlier this year. That tour took the boys global as it stopped over in London, New York, LA, Toronto, and beyond. Their wildly successful 2022 Australian tour saw an encore run of shows added due to overwhelming demand. . . As well as a broken house record at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, after selling it out three times!
“We are going above and beyond to make sure this is not just a comedy show but a memorable comedy event for the people,” Joe Salinitri says. “It’s going to be a comedy rock concert.”
Tickets go on sale 15 May at 11am local time.
Sooshi Mango 2024 Australia Tour Dates
3 August – Gippsland Performing Arts Centre (Traralgon)10 August – Mildura Arts Centre
16 August – Civic Theatre (Wagga Wagga)
20 August – The Princess (Launceston)
21 August – Theatre Royal (Hobart)
24 August – Civic Theatre (Newcastle)
28 August – Pilbeam Theatre (Rockhampton)
30 August – Townsville Entertainment Centre
31 August – Cairns Convention Centre
6 September – Lighthouse Theatre (Warrnambool)
7 September – Civic Hall (Ballarat)
9 September – Ulumbarra Theatre (Bendigo)
14 September – Costa Hall (Geelong)
18 September – Albury Entertainment Centre
21 September – Griffith Regional Theatre
24 September – Riverbanks Eastbank (Shepparton)
29 September – WIN Entertainment Centre (Wollongong)
2 October – VENUE TBC (Canberra)
5 October – Qudos Bank Arena (Sydney)
10 October – The Star (Gold Coast)
12 October – Brisbane Entertainment Centre
19 October – Rod Laver Arena (Melbourne)
26 October – Adelaide Entertainment Centre
1 November – Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre
2 November – RAC Arena (Perth)
