Signor Baffo: A hilarious kitchen adventure!

A man in a chef's outfit sits playfully on a toy kitchen, showcasing a whimsical culinary scene.
Get ready for a fun-filled, wacky time as Signor Baffo returns to the Adelaide Fringe!

After a sell-out tour in 2024, this super silly, interactive children’s comedy is back, and it’s going to have kids laughing out loud. It’s perfect for children aged three plus and their families!

When Signor Baffo is left in charge of the kitchen, chaos is bound to happen! In this delightful, funny show, Signor Baffo answers all the big questions like: How do you mix meatballs with spaghetti? How can you make a chicken lay an egg? And what exactly makes a sausage roll? This show is packed with fun, mischief, and adventure – and lots of laughs!

Starring the talented actor Joshua Burton (from Holding The Man), who has been making audiences laugh across Australia, including with Roald Dahl and The Imagination Seekers, this show promises a brilliant time for the whole family.


Signore Baffo is on at Adelaide Fringe from 22 February to 23 March, Saturdays and Sundays, plus public holiday Monday at 2:15pm at The Ukiyo at Gluttony – Rymill Park (Corner East Tce & Rundle Rd).

To book tickets:

Signor Baffo Tickets

 

Follow KIDDO on Instagram and Facebook, and subscribe to our weekly newsletter

You may also like

Bugaboo and Stella McCartney have teamed up for a limited-edition pram and accessories range that puts sustainable style front and centre for parents.
The new issue of KIDDO has landed, and it's our Food + Health issue. Which is a slightly formal way of saying we've spent the past few months thinking about what everyone in your house is eating, and whether anybody is looking after the person doing all the feeding.
Good gut health isn't about chasing trends. It's about enjoying a wide variety of nourishing foods, and Adelaide's Finest makes it easy to shop them all in one spot.
Adelaide trainer Eli Moulton created Em Body after realising gyms weren't built for how mums actually live. Now she's helping women feel strong, supported and seen.