Wil Anderson. A lot of words, a lot of them funny. A quick talking political assessment of the world according to Wil. Among the fat jokes and sexual innuendo, however, is a real desire to promote a conscience.

Although the show pivots on Shannon Noll, Shane Warne, Amanda Vandstone and Lil’ Johnny, there is a surprising amount of mileage with Wil’s spin on these Australian comedic staples. Wil sprays the audience with an absolute barrage of words, cutting himself off mid-sentence to take us down yet another path of political observation.

This man has thought long and hard about the state of this country and the road we’re all heading down, and this show is a veritable ‘how to’ guide for race relations and political reform. Wil seems well travelled, well read and well-informed but with a deep desire to scull a beer and yell, ‘Show us your tits!’

There’s a lot to be learnt from this man if you don’t mind following him down numerous paths. Wil spends an hour teaching the audience what it means to be Australian, everything from a drunken souvlaki to dodging jail with a burka. Wil Anderson would be the first to say not buying a ticket to his show would just be unAustralian.