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COMEDIAN and ABC podcast host Ange Lavoipierre, pictured, is bringing her new comedy show,

Zealot, to Hobart for the Fringe at the Edge of the World Festival 2020, from January 9-12. The show is an exploration of the onetime true believer’s memories of God — from 10-year-old evangelist to fully fledged heathen. It follows the success of her debut show, Final Form, which won a Best Comedy Weekly Award at last year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival. Lavoipierre is co-host of the ABC’s daily news and current affairs podcast, The

Signal. She will perform Zealot on January 10 and 11, at Voodoo Bar, North Hobart. Bookings at trybooking.com

A GROUP exhibition of “bound

ary-pushing” textile-based works is on at The Barn at Rosny Farm until December 22. Curated by Nicole O’Loughlin, Domestic Craft

features artists who employ textiles in diverse methods, such as embroidery, quilting and soft sculpture. There is work by Tasmanian, Australian and international artists. Rosny Hill Rd, Rosny Park.

POPULAR Queensland acoustic pop duo Busby Marou will perform

in Tasmania next month. In 2017 Busby Marou (Thomas Busby and Jeremy Marou) hit No.1 on the ARIA album chart with Postcards From The Shell

House. The duo’s new album, The Great Divide, features Naba Norem (The Reef Song), sung in the Torres Strait Meriam Mer language. Busby Marou plays in Launceston on January 10, at Forth on January 11, and in Hobart on January 12. Bookings at oztix.com.au