Genre:
VISUAL ART
COMEDY

300 Paintings

Various timesAustralia
Performer / Performance company

Sam Kissajukian

In 2021, Sydney comedian Sam Kissajukian decided to quit stand-up, rent an abandoned cake factory, and become a painter. Over the course of a six-month manic episode, he created 300 large-scale paintings, unknowingly documenting his mental state through the process. In this hilarious, fascinating, and wildly original show, Kissajukian brings audiences on a rollercoaster ride that explores the ties between art, mental health, and creativity. Following last year's celebrated run at the Fringe and an acclaimed run at New York's Vineyard Theatre this fall, the show returns to the Fringe by popular demand.

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