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It's Mackenzie Country... Obviously

Ticket Information

  • General Admission: $15.00 each
  • Concession: $10.00 each
  • EarlyBird: $5.00 each
  • Door sales: $20.00 each
  • Additional fees may apply

Dates

  • Fri 15 Feb 2019, 8:15pm–9:30pm
  • Sat 16 Feb 2019, 8:15pm–9:30pm

Restrictions

R18

Mackenzie Mckenzie is like, totez, the cutest girl ever. TBH the fact that you are even asking who she is, is like, kind of embarrassing. But don't make this about you - This is Mackenzie's Show.

Join The PlaySpace Theatre Co. in exploring Mackenzie Mckenzie 's glamorous life - This larger than life character is created & performed by comedian Jess Jean and has gained rave reviews:

"Hilarious & empowering."

"I loved it."

"Paying homage to the basic b*tch, with style, class and so much uncensored hilarity."

Best Emerging Artist (nominated) - Palmy Fringe Festival 2018.

Jess Jean is bringing female character comedy to the forefront of the performing arts industry in Christchurch. Recently nominated for Best Emerging Performer at Palmerston North Fringe Festival, Jess Jean’s larger than life character, Mackenzie Mckenzie is both a visual and comedic spectacle.

Mackenzie Mckenzie was first created in response to comments, reactions and discussions regarding feminist issues like the #MeToo movement and female stereotypes. The character is a protest to all those who believe that they need to trade in their feminine and sexual qualities in order to make a crowd laugh, or those who think that women can only be one thing; sexy or smart, funny or pretty etc. Jean’s latest solo show, It’s Mackenzie Country... Obviously is a raucous and hilarious homage to the ‘basic b*tch.’ It’s a celebration of the type of women who are often scorned, scoffed at, or not taken seriously - this show is empowering, unique and is out to make real change.

“People think the way girls look is a mirror into their intellect, you know, women can’t be pretty as well as being smart, intelligent or funny,”

Jean says that often female comedians are immediately sexualised.

“I was once told that men are inherently funny whereas women are inherently sexual."

“I still struggle with being taken seriously – there’s this idea that to be taken seriously I have to dress down, be less feminine. But this show is really about being able to do what I want.”

“Comedy can come in all packages.”

R18
*Contains nudity (just nipples guys calm down!) and coarse language.

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