LIVE SHOWS
‘The Anti-Experts Guide To The Pandemic (Adelaide Fringe)
Following a sold-out 2019 Adelaide Fringe, Charles Firth (The Chaser) and James Schloeffel (The Shovel) return with a brand new show: a biting look at COVID conspiracy theories, anti-vaxxers, 5G towers, the Pete Evans BioCharger and how Scott Morrison tricked Australia into thinking he wasn’t a sociopath
February 19th – March 7th, 2021
‘The Anti-Experts Guide To Everything’ (Rescheduled Shows)
The Anti Expert’s Guide to Everything have been postponed (again). Which is a bit of a pity, because what the world needs more of right now is a 50min show about the evidenced based techniques of Gwyneth Paltrow, Pete Evans & Andrew Bolt.
The good news is it’s been a pretty good 12 months for conspiracy theories and fake news, so we’ve updated the show with a WHOLE lot of new material.
Canberra: Rescheduled to 4th May 2021. Buy tickets
Brisbane: Rescheduled to 6th May 2021. More details to come.
Sydney: Rescheduled to 20th May 2021. Buy tickets
Adelaide: See above for our brand new Adelaide Fringe show
Melbourne: Let’s just see how things pan out eh?
Perth: Not sure you guys will let us in.
If you already bought tickets, they’ll be valid for the new dates.
About the cast
Charles Firth (ABC-TV’s The Election Chaser, CNNNN, The Chaser Decides, The Chaser’s War on Everything, The Roast) is a co-founder of The Chaser and co-host on Triple M Sydney’s Radio Chaser. He covered the 2016 US Elections for The Chaser, and correctly predicted Trump would win because he’s a sadist. Charles is managing editor of The Chaser Quarterly and Chaser website. His previous live shows include: The Chaser’s Australia, The War on 2017, The War on History, The War on 2018. He lives in Sydney with his son and two wives.
James Schloeffel is the founder of the satirical website The Shovel, widely regarded as the most accurate political coverage in Australia. During the 2016 US Elections he founded “Aussies for Trump” – a satirical supporter group which Trump fans unfortunately took seriously. His previous live shows include the sold out War on 2017, War on 2018 and War on 2019 (he loves war). His hand featured in Michael Moore’s documentary Fahrenheit 11/9. James lives in Melbourne which he insists is much better than where you’re from.