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Dave Warneke is engagingly charming as he relates a semi musical adventure about life as a (very) young man.
Warneke starts his show with a lovely and well-executed short film much like the opening credits to a sitcom. The sound is not always the best, but it doesn't really matter when the content is both funny and cute. The opening sequence includes clever interaction between past-Dave on screen and present-Dave on stage. Throughout the show past-Dave occasionally drops in a line or two out of the ether to great effect. Warneke takes us through the trials and tribulations of being mistaken for a woman, his problems in choosing a future career and difficulties in getting girls where he urges women to try skinny young looking guys. He is clearly a multi-talented young man. At times he over-stretches his voice, but this is more than made up for by his prowess at a variety of musical instruments. This show would be a charming way to begin anyone's evening at the festival. VENUE: European Bier cafe, 120 Exhibition St, CBD WHEN: 5/4/11 - 23/4/11 Tue-Sat 7:30pm (60 mins) BOOKINGS: moshtix.com.au and at the door PRICES: Full $18, Conc $15, Group (5 or more), Preview (5/4/11-7/4/11) & Tightarse Tuesday $12 WEB: Dave Warneke Reviewed 12 April 2011 by Morven Smith |