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when: 24 - 26 September 2022 | venue: Monkey Baa Theatre Company | cost: Adult: $25.00 | Child: $20.00 | address: Terrace 3, 1-25 Harbour Street, Sydney NSW 2000 | website: https://sydneyfringe.com/ | tickets: https://sydneyfringe.com/events/the-vegetable-plot/
published: 26 Sep 2022, 5 min read
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Beloved Aussie kids band The Vegetable Plot first sprouted at the 2014 Sydney Fringe, winning the award for Best Children's show.
Since then Aspara Gus, Ru Barb and Sir Paul McCarrotney have travelled all over Australia playing their funky-fresh tunes and spreading Love and Peas.
Now part of the ABC Kids music family, with listeners in over 100 countries, multiple international awards and more than a million streams on Spotify, The Vegetable Plot has grown into that rare thing: a 'kids band' that adults enjoy listening to just as much as the kids.
Serving up a show packed with 'veggie bangers' like Avocado, Mango, Waiting for a Bus and Pajamazon Jungle, The Vegetable Plot has recently teamed up with acclaimed puppeteer Kay Yasugi to add some brand new flavours to their live show, especially for this year's Sydney Fringe.
Don't worry though, Gus's veggie dad jokes will still be as rotten as ever.
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Beloved Aussie kids band The Vegetable Plot first sprouted at the 2014 Sydney Fringe, winning the award for Best Children's show.
Since then Aspara Gus, Ru Barb and Sir Paul McCarrotney have travelled all over Australia playing their funky-fresh tunes and spreading Love and Peas.
Now part of the ABC Kids music family, with listeners in over 100 countries, multiple international awards and more than a million streams on Spotify, The Vegetable Plot has grown into that rare thing: a 'kids band' that adults enjoy listening to just as much as the kids.
Serving up a show packed with 'veggie bangers' like Avocado, Mango, Waiting for a Bus and Pajamazon Jungle, The Vegetable Plot has recently teamed up with acclaimed puppeteer Kay Yasugi to add some brand new flavours to their live show, especially for this year's Sydney Fringe.
Don't worry though, Gus's veggie dad jokes will still be as rotten as ever.
Go see The Vegetable Plot 2022.
The Vegetable Plot 2022 is on 24 - 26 September 2022. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney. Call 02 7813 4527 for details. Visit their website at https://sydneyfringe.com/.
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Event Details
what: The Vegetable Plot 2022
when: 24 - 26 September 2022
start time/end time: Saturday 24 September from 12pm to 12:50pm | Sunday 25 September from 12pm to 12:50pm | Monday 26 September from 12pm to 12:50pm
venue: Monkey Baa Theatre Company
website: https://sydneyfringe.com/
phone: 02 7813 4527
city/suburb: Sydney NSW
All start time/end time: Saturday 24 September from 12pm to 12:50pm | Sunday 25 September from 12pm to 12:50pm | Monday 26 September from 12pm to 12:50pm
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