Dane Simpson: Didgeridoozy (2022)

Review Team

4/5

Dane Simpson: Didgeridoozy is a refreshing addition to the world of stand-up comedy, showcasing the unique voice of its creator. Simpson, known for his role in the show Aborigi-LOL, takes audiences on a humorous journey through his life, particularly his experiences growing up in Wagga Wagga. The sh ... Show more >> Dane Simpson: Didgeridoozy is a refreshing addition to the world of stand-up comedy, showcasing the unique voice of its creator. Simpson, known for his role in the show Aborigi-LOL, takes audiences on a humorous journey through his life, particularly his experiences growing up in Wagga Wagga. The show is not just a collection of jokes but a heartfelt exploration of identity and culture. Simpson's storytelling ability shines through as he interweaves personal anecdotes with broader social commentary, making the performance both entertaining and thought-provoking. The direction is tight, allowing Simpson's charisma to take centre stage, while the pacing ensures that the audience is engaged throughout. Overall, Dane Simpson: Didgeridoozy is a delightful watch that leaves you with a smile and a deeper appreciation for Indigenous humour. Show less

Editor Team

3.5/5

If you’re in the mood for a good laugh, Dane Simpson: Didgeridoozy might just be what you need. This show is packed with Simpson’s infectious energy and charm, as he shares anecdotes that are equal parts hilarious and relatable. While the comedic style might not be for everyone, those who appreciate ... Show more >> If you’re in the mood for a good laugh, Dane Simpson: Didgeridoozy might just be what you need. This show is packed with Simpson’s infectious energy and charm, as he shares anecdotes that are equal parts hilarious and relatable. While the comedic style might not be for everyone, those who appreciate a blend of culture and comedy will find much to enjoy. The stories flow easily, and Simpson’s use of the didgeridoo adds a unique twist that sets it apart from typical stand-up acts. However, there are moments when the pacing could have been tighter, and a few jokes felt slightly drawn out. Still, the warmth and authenticity of Simpson’s performance make it a worthwhile experience, especially for those looking to connect with Australian Indigenous culture through laughter. Show less