Name: Squatch Watch: LIVE
Start: 2026-09-26T20:00:00+10:00
End: 2026-09-26T21:00:00+10:00
Location: PACT Centre for Emerging Artists - Made In Hub

Lots of laughs

Invited last minute and so delighted I went. Funny as, excellent commentary on all sorts of modern ills, dancing, great costumes and voices. Bravo!!

Naomi Parry Duncan, 26 September 2026

Woah...

This show is for the true believers only! Prepare to have your mind blown!

William, 24 September 2026

Show details

About this event

A hilarious cryptozoological investigation into the world of sasquatch hunting, hosted by podcast Squatch Watch. An action-packed live show that brings audiences research, theories and proof of the Australian Yowie.

SQUATCH WATCH: LIVE
by Vaguely Adjacent

Coming to you live is ‘Squatch Watch’ the most acclaimed and highest rated cryptozoology podcast in Australia. Join Luke, Frank, Sophie and Nick as their decade of recording and research culminates in the most exciting live show you will ever see.

Squatch Watch: LIVE brings you undeniable, irrefutable and jaw-dropping proof of Australia’s very own Bigfoot – The Yowie. Whether this is your first expedition into the unknown or you’re a seasoned Sasquatch veteran looking to take your search to the next level, we have something for everyone.

Become one of the special few transformed by the truth.

Show details

23 - 26 Sep | 1 hour
Venue: PACT Centre for Emerging Artists - Made In Hub

Performance notes

Sydney Premiere

Venue details & accessibility

PACT Centre for Emerging Artists - Made In Hub

107 Railway Parade, Erskineville 2043 (Gadigal Country)
Telephone: 02 9550 2744

Accessibility

Reviews

"The cast, with their ever-impressive attention to detail on all thing’s cryptozoology, will have you heartly laughing for an hour. Did I walk out a believer? No. But I did walk away with tear-stained cheeks from having a big old laugh. " South Coast Theatre Reviews (Southcoasttheatrereviews on instagram or Southcoasttheatrereviews@gmail.com)

"The bigfoot/sasquatch/yowie conspiracy was explored with irreverent gusto, complete with dancing, improvisation, and a range of interactive stunts that drew strong engagement – especially from the largely under-25 crowd." Donna Portland - What's the show (https://whatstheshow.com.au/)