Marcel Blanch-de Wilt: Death Of A Disco Dancer – Adelaide Fringe Review

Producers Cranny, Tue Mar 3 If you’ve ever danced for an hour to impress the ladies, only to be too sweaty to talk once approached, this man knows how you feel! Marcel Blanch-de Wilt took the audience on an entertaining hour-long ride through his passion for dance and memories of the art. An engaging show for the crowd; he began with plenty of fist bumps and handshakes with each audience member before randomly handing out chips. Blanch-de Wilt even had a few people joining in on some of his quirky moves during the act, although one not by choice (front row sitters beware!) The man is a multi-talented performer. He operated the music, did some freestyle rapping and classic teacher/student impressions while also managing to sum up the entire Australian film industry with one line that had the audience in stitches. The only thing wrong with the show is the title; this disco dancer is well and truly alive! A hilarious hour of dance-fuelled comedy. Jonathan Boyd Marcel Blanch-de Wilt: Death Of A Disco Dancer continues at the Producers Cranny until Sat Mar 14. Book at FringeTIX on 1300 621 255 or adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix. Click HERE to purchase your tickets.