Love/Hate Actually

Brisbane performers and real-life friends Natalie Bochenski and Amy Currie aren't afraid to ask the tough questions. Namely: is Love Actually a perfect rom-com or does it suck, actually? Amy is just about the strongest advocate Richard Curtis's Christmassy flick could hope for, arguing firmly in its defence against Natalie's dismissal of the movie as an outdated, misogynistic and awkwardly constructed piece of fluff. Their debate forms the premise of this show which is heading to Sydney Fringe after playing Edinburgh. The show is described as "part double-act, part film lecture, part game show" and was invited by Sydney Fringe to perform at the festival's touring hub.