For the first time since his triumphant 2011 award-winning festival season, the impossibly-quiffed Russell Kane returns to Melbourne to ponder whether size really matters. Exploring how to keep things small when life gets big, Russell looks at the British obsession with smallness and their own insignificance, and concludes that it’s turning them into miserable neurotics. As with all Russell Kane shows, he takes his central idea and spins it out as a container for hilarious anecdotes about sharing hot tubs with Nicole Scherzinger and demented holiday encounters in Thailand. Don’t miss Russell being tiny but fierce, close but distant in smallness. Or the bigger life gets, the greater the importance of smallness.
Russell Kane: Smallness
