ODIE
Theatre

ODIE

NSW

Tickets $27.00 - $30.00

A $4.60 booking fee applies per paid transaction for tickets sold through Sydney Fringe Festival.

15 - 26 Sep | 1 hour Erskineville Town Hall - Emerging Artist Share House - The Boom Boom Room
Pottery Lane Performance Space
SHOW IS RATED: M15+

Show details

About this event
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 - Adelaide Fringe 2026 Weekly Best of Theatre
NOMINEE - Adelaide Fringe 2026 Best of Theatre Overall
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ - TheatreNow

Show details
  • 15 - 26 Sep | 1 hour
  • Venue 1: Erskineville Town Hall - Emerging Artist Share House - The Boom Boom Room
  • Venue 2: Pottery Lane Performance Space
Performance notes
  • Sydney Premiere
  • Content warnings: Coarse Language, Discussion of Suicide, Depictions of Violence, Verbal Audience Interaction
Venue details & accessibility
Erskineville Town Hall - Emerging Artist Share House - The Boom Boom Room

104 Erskineville Road, Erskineville 2043 (Gadigal Country)
Telephone: 0402371004

Accessibility

Approach:
There is ramp entry to the right of the building. The ramp width varies from 98cm at the entrance to 118cm in the middle. Partial uneven ground out the front. Street parking and accessible parking near by, close to bus stops. Note there is an accessible bathroom but can only be accessed through the 'Living room'.

Pottery Lane Performance Space

1 Pottery Lane, Lane Cove 2066 (Cameraygal Country)
Telephone: 02 9911 3555

Accessibility
Reviews

ODIE is an audacious and distinctive work. It is rare to encounter a script that is this linguistically muscular, this theatrically ambitious, and this culturally incisive all at once. Kate Gaul, Theatre Now

I didn't expect such a compelling argument for the modern epic poem to come from a man in beer soaked rugby shorts. Darkly funny, Odie cleverly portrays a 1 night Odyssey, and a man 20 years adrift. Audience Review

Credits
  • Writer, Performer – Emrys Quin
  • Director – Emily Farrell

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