Noah Skape's Human Entertainment
★★★★½ (Artshub)
★★★★½ (Fringefeed)
"Brilliantly conceived, excellently executed and genuinely funny" Arts Hub, 2026
WINNER - Martin Sims Award FringeWorld 2026
WINNER - Theatre Weekly Award FringeWorld 2026
Noah Skape’s Human Entertainment is a punk rock operetta about an ADHD outsider struggling to comprehend his place in life and society via the strange relationship he shares with his television.
Set somewhere in between reality and 90’s free-to-air television, it’s a cartoonish nightmare sequence about purpose and belonging, told with comedy-adjacent skits and arena-adjacent rock songs.
Think Mighty Boosh meets Tick, Tick, Boom! Mr Bean meets Broadway. Jim Carrey meets Tim Burton.
Sessions
- Wed 10 Feb - Sun 14 Feb: 8:00pm
Ticket Prices
- A Reserve: $42.00
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Concession:
$27.50 to $36.00
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Group (6+):
$24.00 to $32.00 (6 ticket minimum)
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Friends Frenzy:
$22.50 to $29.50
- B Reserve: $32.00
Prices may not be available on all sessions
A transaction fee of up to $4.80 applies per order (some exceptions apply). Read more at fees explained.
1 Venue
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Lotterywest De Parel Spiegeltent at The Pleasure Garden
Russell Square, James St, Northbridge
The Pleasure Garden can be accessed from James Street and Aberdeen Street.
- Step-free mobility aid access through the main entrance with an accessible bathroom.
- Venue is 18+ but minors may attend with a parent or legal guardian
Suitability & warnings
Accessibility
- High audio content
- Audience members interact from the seated or standing area
Presenter
Presented by: Noah Skape
Noah Skape is an award-winning Perth performer, writer and theatre maker. Alongside his WAM Award-nominated, art-punk music career (including collaborations with Australian punk rock heroes Frenzal Rhomb and UK/Aus comedian Josh Glanc), his screen credits include feature films The Furnace and He Ain't Heavy. Noah has built a reputation for creating bold, left-of-field theatrical work that blends a punk rock personality with physically comedic and commanding performances. On stage he played Sir Bedevere on the 2026 Australian Tour of Spamalot, has performed with WA Opera, Perth Symphony Orchestra, won Best Supporting Performer for Little Shop of Horrors and taken home the prestigious Martin Sims Award at FRINGE WORLD Festival 2026.Social media