Go backstage with The Music and receive FREE:

  • Exclusive members-only editorial, charts
  • Our subscriber-only newsletter
  • Members only competitions to win tickets, experiences and more
  • Access to our street press archives
  • First access to our exclusive limited edition vinyl variants

Thank you for being a part of our community! Enter your email address as verification and you'll be taken backstage right away.

Please ensure that you provide a valid email address.

Inside The Egg: The Life Of Anne Geddes' Prisoner Children

Stephanie Liew

"The lingering effects the Geddes experience had on the babies is often funny-sad, but mostly silly; amusing while not laugh-out-loud hilarious."

Sam Allen and Chris Harrigan's absurd comedy about the grown-up babies from the Anne Geddes calendars sees Allen switching smoothly between various characters, including several members of the Anne Geddes Babies Support Group and one of the babies' grandfather. The lingering effects the Geddes experience had on the babies is often funny-sad, but mostly silly; amusing while not laugh-out-loud hilarious. With the show running just 45 minutes characters don't overstay their welcome but there's only so much material you can squeeze from the concept.