People think the Sooshi Mango boys have come out of nowhere but they’ve been doing comedy since they were school kids. Their talent, hard work and persistence has paid off and they’re now one of Australia’s funniest and most-loved comedy acts. The trio's rise in Australian comedy has been nothing short of meteoric, with their viral online videos amassing over 120 million views and counting. Most of these views came during Covid when we all desperately needed a laugh. On this episode of Pure Grit, the boys share how their hilarious interview with the then Prime Minister Scott Morrison came about. Their characters — most notably ethnic mums and dads — have made their way from video skits in their parents' garages to television screens across the country and stages around the world.

2022 Tour Dates:

Saturday 6 August -  Gippsland Performing Arts Centre Gippsland
Wednesday 10 August  - Civic Hall Ballarat
Saturday 13 August -  Convention & Exhibition Centre Brisbane
Saturday 20 August  - Qudos Bank Arena Sydney
Sunday 21 August  - WIN Entertainment Centre Wollongong
Saturday 27 August -  Rod Laver Arena Melbourne
Saturday 3 September - AEC Theatre Adelaide
Thursday 8 September  - Riverside Theatre Perth

People think the Sooshi Mango boys have come out of nowhere but they’ve been doing comedy since they were school kids. Their talent, hard work and persistence has paid off and they’re now one of Australia’s funniest and most-loved comedy acts. The trio's rise in Australian comedy has been nothing short of meteoric, with their viral online videos amassing over 120 million views and counting. Most of these views came during Covid when we all desperately needed a laugh. On this episode of Pure Grit, the boys share how their hilarious interview with the then Prime Minister Scott Morrison came about. Their characters — most notably ethnic mums and dads — have made their way from video skits in their parents' garages to television screens across the country and stages around the world.
2022 Tour Dates:
Saturday 6 August -  Gippsland Performing Arts Centre Gippsland Wednesday 10 August  - Civic Hall Ballarat Saturday 13 August -  Convention &amp; Exhibition Centre Brisbane Saturday 20 August  - Qudos Bank Arena Sydney Sunday 21 August  - WIN Entertainment Centre Wollongong Saturday 27 August -  Rod Laver Arena Melbourne Saturday 3 September - AEC Theatre Adelaide Thursday 8 September  - Riverside Theatre Perth

Grit means to have courage and show strength of character, passion and perseverance. Paula’s career in radio and television is where she discovered her natural ability to interview, bringing out the best in her guest with empathy warmth and humour.  Paula interviews a diverse range of guests who have made it to the top of their chosen field.  They chat about the journey, obstacles and surprising moments they faced on the way to the top.

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