Season 2, Episode 5: Behind every summer is a community that keeps Fire Island alive. This episode explores the history of the beloved Pines Pantry through the eyes of its iconic Pantry Girls, alongside the volunteer firefighters of The Pines and Cherry Grove who protect the island from fires, hurricanes, beach erosion, and an uncertain future.
THE POLE SHEBANG Comes to Adelaide Fringe Festival
Solo pole dancing show explores personal and professional challenges.
Asian-Canadian/Australian pole dancer, Andrea James Lui, will kick off 2026 with the Australian premiere of solo storytelling pole dancing show: The Pole Shebang. Performances run February 18–March 1 at Fool's Paradise.
After premiering at London Fringe Festival in 2024, followed by sold-out shows at Hamilton & Vancouver Fringe Festivals in 2025, The Pole Shebang is set to premiere in Australia with a three-city tour, including Midsumma Festival, Fringe World, and Adelaide Fringe in 2026.
About Andrea James Lui
Originally from Toronto, AJL is a theatrical trailblazer in the pole community. With a background in theatre, stage combat, and sketch comedy, she is best known for her energetic & versatile style - performing, competing, and teaching for the last 10+ years, including at Sydney Opera House, Adelaide Fringe Festival, and Miss Pole Dance Australia.
The Pole Shebang
One Person. One Pole. One Hour. Take a behind the scenes detour on this journey of a tomboy pole dancer, as she is unexpectedly called up to the biggest stage in the world - a stage full of the most iconic, glamorous, and glittering pole dancers in the land!
The Pole Shebang is a coming of middle age story by a neurodivergent gender rebellious Asian-Canadian/Australian navigating the glitzy shadows of the pole dance world, where she's always just a little bit late and a little bit left of centre stage.
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