The Vegetable Plot - Blue Mountains Comedy Festival

10:15am-11:30am
Story Garden
Lawson
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 and his good buds have travelled all over Australia, playing their funky-fresh tunes, planting seeds of inspiration, and serving up a big wriggling heap of truly rotten jokes. Now part of the ABC Kids family, with listeners all over the world, multiple international awards, 2 ARIA nominations, 2 theatre shows, an orchestra show, an animated series, and millions of Spotify streams to their name, The Vegetable Plot has grown into that rare thing: a “kids band” that adults enjoy listening to just as much as the kids. Join them on their mission of Love and Peas! Doors from 10:15am Showtime 10:30am www.instagram.com/thevegetableplot More Shows on Sale: www.bluemountainscomedyfestival.com.au www.instagram.com/bluemountainscomedyfestival www.instagram.com/bluemountainscomedy

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Blue Mountains Comedy
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