Alayne never forgets an insult. In fact she wrote a whole show about it.

Come see Alayne's comedy show about growing up queer in rural New Zealand, reading fanfiction on dial-up internet, being a walking stereotype (a librarian with terrible eyesight who is very hot) and finally, becoming a Bunnings gay.

This show debuted as part of the NZ International Comedy Festival and sold-out before it opened. People from high school came and Alayne didn't even feel weird about it. The show’s had great seasons at the Adelaide Fringe Festival and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Alayne’s stoked to finally bring it to Sydney!

'Funny and authentic with expertly timed jabs...nobody leaves the theatre without a massive smile.' Wellyott (NZ)

'Frenetic but laser-like focus.' Regional News (NZ)

'The most joyful show we could see this Comedy Festival.' Theatreview (NZ)

Winner SYNZ Tour Ready Award - 2020 NZ Fringe Festival

Nominee Best Spoken Word Award - 2023 Sydney Fringe Festival

Nominee Best Comedian, Breakthrough Comedian, Best Show and Best Joke - 2024 Wellington Comedy Awards

⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Hugging Comedians

“a bold stage presence and a quick-fire wit” - The Melbourne Observer

Accessibility: The Substation can only be accessed via a steep flight of stairs. Should you have any concerns about accessing this venue, please contact jlowrencev@qtopiasydney.com.au

Contact the host of Alayne Dick: Purple Is The Gayest Colour