An absurd comedy show about art, perseverance and croissants from an internationally-acclaimed comedian and winner of "Best Show" at the Wellington Comedy Awards.
“AMAZEMENT”-The Guardian
“ENGAGING WINNER”-Stuff NZ
Trent H Baumann is an underground sensation on the international festival circuit having toured to over twenty countries. His left-of-centre style and trademark one-liners have seen him nominated “Most Original Comedy” at the Edinburgh Fringe for the increasingly prestigious Malcolm Hardee Award, appear on The Project (AUS) and write, direct and star in the short film Coffeehead for ABC2 TV.
In All The Atoms In The Universe Really Made My Day prepare for an astonishing ride exploring the greater universe by rocketing through revelations on imaginary friends, carb-only diets and the dark matter of being an artist. Laugh like you mean it at an internationally-acclaimed performance about everything and everything else, from the creator of The Birdmann and the winner of “Best Show” at the Wellington Comedy Awards.
"Baumann is hilariously funny and technically brilliant. Possibly the cleverest, funniest and most well-crafted thing you will see. GO! ★★★★★” - MLB
“Baumann is one of a kind and the show is what every performer in this particular genre aspires to. I’m going to see it again!” - Vancouver Courier
“IDIOSYNCRATIC GENIUS” - The Scotsman
“HIGHLY ORIGINAL COMEDY” - The Age
“SEE IT! DON'T MISS IT!” - Vancouver Courier
“AMAZEMENT” - The Guardian
“★★★★★” - Times Columnist
“★★★★” - The Age
“★★★★” - CBC
Featuring Music and Sound by Japanese Composer, Sachie Mikawa
“Best Circus”, Winner - Melbourne Fringe
“Best Circus”, Winner - Adelaide Fringe (Director)
“Most Original Comedy”, Nominee (Malcolm Hardee Award) - Edinburgh Fringe
“Best Comedy”, Nominee (Just For Laugh's Award) - Montreal Fringe
Written and Directed by Trent H Baumann
Music & Sound Composed by Sachie Mikawa
Dramaturgy by Fiona Scott-Norman
Produced by Monfu (Trent H Baumann and Sachie Mikawa)
Learn more about presenting a show in Summer at Q here.
