Fringe review: Tim Collins & Hannah Conda – Brothers In Wigs
The duelling duo turn family chaos into joyous drag mayhem, blending music, mischief and heart. ★★★★
Brothers Tim Collins and Hannah Conda have come a long way from tussling at a Perth bus stop after school. While all roads might lead to Rome for the rest of us, for these two they led to donning wigs, with a triumphant cackle along the way.
With a combined background of drag performance and social media skits, Brothers In Wigs promises two personalities performing as one. Cycling through the awkward teen years and those failings you better just laugh at, it’s musical, maniacal and merry to the highest level. There’s room for everyone in the fun, with audience participation not only welcome but fervently encouraged. The highlight is a Drag Race-style battle to Lady Gaga’s ‘Born This Way’, staged between two audience volunteers. Both Conda and Collins are joyful and unfailingly welcoming to all and no one will leave without cracking a smile.
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Amid the glittery, organised chaos, a third (but no less cherished) youngest sibling Aimee also appears via video, declaring herself the true mastermind behind Conda’s most iconic looks and Collins’ camera work in all his skits: another way this show demonstrates the tangible affection for family, connection and the art of performance. Unabashedly fun, Brothers In Wigs is an enveloping hug of a production for anyone to experience.
Tim Collins & Hannah Conda: Brothers in Wigs is playing at The Box at The Garden of Unearthly Delights from March 16 – 22
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