Stephanie Liew, Journalist

A well thought out setlist, impeccable musicianship, arresting stage presence and genuine joy emanating from the band make for a very happy bunch of punters indeed.

Another Frank Ocean fan? Yep, that's Stephanie Liew.

“As we’re speaking, I’m making underwear for my boyfriend... This week I’m onto panties. Maybe I’ll make a few extra and try to sell them at the merch table, but I can’t really say right now! It would be really funny.”

Dean McGrath of Hungry Kids Of Hungary tells us some of his favourite things.

“Things move on and things change and that song is largely looking at a time that we remember fondly but it’s quite different to what it used to be.”

Ansari is as charming in person as he appears on screen, adopting character voices into his performance, interacting with the audience throughout the set (to varying degrees of success) and expressing genuine gratitude that he is able to travel overseas working as a stand-up.

By the play’s conclusion, the audience perhaps feel like they’ve developed friendships with these characters, too.

The Adventures Of Butt Boy & Tigger reflects modern Internet dating and hook-up habits and processes with a nod to the Grindr era.

"It’s still dark, but I thought I fooled everyone with the tambourines."

"I find the idea of genre – although it’s sometimes helpful – often amusing or distracting, so I just thought I’d create my own and try to make that the sound."

In a rapidly shifting global economy, it’s important to analyse not only economic and political change, but cultural as well.