Go fish

Tuesday, November 3, 1998 - 11:00

Go fish set to thrill

By Jo Ellis

ADELAIDE — The film Go Fish, which included the famous frank discussion about how to refer to female genitals and the line "the girl is out there", appears on stage at this year's Feast Lesbian and Gay Cultural Festival.

Alex Whitlam directs a talented ensemble of women, including founders of Zip Antics, Shar Camilleri and Monique Briggs (pictured). Go Fish also features live music by Margi McFadyen of the local band Just Cordial.

Following its Adelaide season, Go Fish will be performed at the 1999 Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in Sydney.

Go Fish runs Wednesday to Saturday, November 4 to 14, 7.30pm.

From GLW issue 339

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