Mr Snotbottom: P.Gee! brings family comedy to Adelaide Fringe 2026

A man dressed in a suit stands with a briefcase full of toys, merging corporate style with a playful element.
Mr Snotbottom: P.Gee! arrives at Adelaide Fringe 2026 with high-energy physical comedy for older kids, teens and adults, bridging the gap between generations.

Acclaimed family entertainer Mark Trenwith (Mr Snotbottom) is bridging the gap for families of
kids and up.

From Feb Feb 28th – Mar 9th, ‘Mr Snotbottom: P.Gee!’ comes to The Woodville Town Hall in
a show aimed at adultish children and childish adults.

Toeing the line between clean and chaotic Trenwith is offering a show your teenager and your
grandma can both enjoy in a hilarious physical comedy that’s both harmless and hectic, frantic
but fun!

A family comedian veteran, Trenwith has been adored nationwide for his gross-out character Mr
Snotbottom, earning sold-out shows and accolades like ‘Best Performer’ at the Newcastle
Fringe 2023 and ‘Best Children’s Podcast’ at the 2022 Australian Podcast Awards.

This festival, Trenwith is growing with the audience who have enjoyed his antics to present a
comedy that’s less about the ‘Pee’ and more about the ‘Gee.’

“P.G. shows are often limited to circus, magic or music,” says Trenwith. “This show is for people
who want pure comedy that all kinds of people can enjoy! Something that’s irreverent but
inoffensive in equal measures.”

With mostly daytime and evening performances, this unique fusion of innocent and edgy
comedy is perfect for those wanting a night out that’ll have you home before bedtime!

Location: The Woodville Town Hall, Woodville South

When: 28 February – 9 March 2026

For tickets, go to: adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/mr-snotbottom-p-gee-af2026

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