Curious Roach Collective
Oz is back home housesitting while his folks are away. He’s single and ready to mingle, but this suburb is quiet, and he’s looking after a very clingy dog.
Oh - and Oz’s mother is all too ready to volunteer him for tasks. Like helping that nice feller up the road with his garden.
“A unique creative voice... funny, moving, insightful, honest” - Garreth Cruikshank, What’s on Sydney, Sydney QTOPIA Pride Fest 2026
“The beauty of this piece lies in its rarity and intricacies... he is fast becoming a staple of the Adelaide Fringe, and it’s easy to see why” - Joshua Maxwell, Theatre Thoughts, Sydney QTOPIA Pride Fest 2026
Event Details
GENRE: Theatre & Live Performance
DURATION: 60 mins
AGE RATING: Ages 15 +
EXPLICIT LANGUAGE
CONTENT WARNING/S: Self Harm or Suicide, Sexual Assault or Abuse, Emotional Abuse, Drug Use or References, Sexual References, Death, Mental Health, Homophobia
SEATED OR STANDING: Seated
Access questions? Contact us at enquiries@feast.org.au
When: 5 November 2026 8.30pm
Where: Goodwood Theatre & Studios
Accessibility
Audio Description I'm interested to find out more
Auslan I'm interested to find out more
Sensory Options I'm interested to find out more
Tactile Tour Maybe in the future
Tickets
$19 - $26
About the presenter: Curious Roach Collective
Curious Roach Collective is an independent SA based theatre collective made up of six local emerging artists. We specialise in curious theatre, Australian gothic, and stories that explore the strange depths of humanity.
Website: https://linktr.ee/curiousroachcollective
Image Description: A close-up photograph in black and white of two elephants standing with intertwined trunks.
Feast Festival acknowledges that we gather, create and celebrate on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people.
We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise First Nations peoples as the original storytellers, artists and custodians of this land.
We honour and respect queer First Nations communities, including Sistagirls and Brothaboys, and recognise the enduring connection between culture, identity, community and Country.
Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.
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