Go! A Mini Disaster Musical

‘Booming pipes and impressive characterizations.’ – THE AGE



'A strong comedian. Her interpretations are dramatic and beautifully tongue-in-cheek.' - Weekly Times Messenger

Multi Award winning diva Nikki Aitken brings her brand new one-woman musical that explains how flight GO999 didn't quite make it to the other side - from 7 different passengers points of view to The Phoenix this Camden Fringe.

GO! Tells the story of people at a cross road in their lives, the wife who wants to leave her boring husband, the woman who buys a one way ticket to a new life, the baggage handler desperate to marry an unrequited love, the girl with OCD who is desperately trying to make it to the gate. All are challenged by how they have made choices in their life and what choice they need to make next.

This is challenged when they all board a flight that will compromise their next moves.
The result is a hilarious comedy of errors that will have you rolling in the aisles. Make sure you check how many seats are between you and the exit.

Music, Lyrics and book by Nikki Aitken
Directed by Christopher Hurrell
Musical Direction by Michael Roulston

Nikki has performed as part of The Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, The Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Melbourne Fringe, Melbourne Midsumma Festival, Auckland Pride Festival, New Zealand Fringe and Dunedin Fringe Festival as well as having performed in Australian, New York and London venues.
Best Comedy Show Winner - ATG Awards, Best Cabaret Show Nominee – Adelaide Fringe, InSpace Development Awards Nominee – Adelaide Fringe, Special Commendation for Original Song Writing – Adelaide Fringe, (Attack of The 40 Foot Wedge), Best Cabaret Nominee – NZ Fringe Festival, Best Music and Cabaret Nominee – Dunedin Fringe Festival (Gobsmacked), Best Female Performer in a Musical Nominee – ATG Awards (Mother, Wife and The Complicated Life), Best Cabaret Show Nominee- Adelaide Fringe (Cabaret Alive and Kicking), Best Actress Runner up, Newtown Short and Sweet Festival