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ODIE
A one man black comedy epic for the discerning modern hooligan
In this ‘high language, low brow’ surrealist adaptation of the Odyssey, Odie is a Queensland State of Origin hooligan stranded in Sydney at 1AM after all the trains have stopped.
Surrounded by a hostile cityscape, Odie must resist the siren calls of the pokies, charm 10ft tall sports-commentating sea monsters, and make his way back to his missus, Penny, at the Ithaca Suites.
ODIE is a vigorous, incisive, and hilarious examination of modern Australian identity, masculinity, vice, and mateship; a cultural lampooning for the discerning modern hooligan.
WINNER – Sydney Fringe 2026 Best of Theatre Overall
WINNER – Adelaide Fringe 2026 Weekly Best of Theatre
NOMINEE – Adelaide Fringe 2026 Best of Theatre Overall
REVIEWS
Odie Review – Rosana Bouzas for Sydney Fringe
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Charlie for Two Cents
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kate Gaul for Theatre Now
TwoCents
★★★★★
Absolute artistry, poetry in lurid motion, Odie is a cutting-edge coup, a war cry to a new way in which boys can become men. I’m not a fan of dishing stars here on Two Cents, but I’m giving this one five.
TwoCents
18 Sep 2026
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