The MILF Next Door at Nineteen Ten

After sold out performances at 2022 Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Melbourne Fringe Festival, 'The MILF Next Door' comes to Adelaide as part of Adelaide Fringe Festival.The MILF Next Door is stand-up comedy and song, created and performed by Marilyn Leder about dating as a newly separated 50 year old Jewish mamma.

What happens when a nice Jewish 50 year old mother and lecturer leaves her freeloading husband of 20 years and rediscovers life's joys, hope and intimacy with sexy and energetic men 10-20 years her junior? … Female empowerment, baby! Never has her kitchen seen so much action!

After a series of disastrous dates with age-appropriate, dull suitors, Marilyn sets her online dating demographics to 30-40 year olds. Almost overnight, her inbox overflows with young hotties wanting to spoil her and remind her how gorgeous and talented she is. They love her sweet nurturing nature, passion and energy. When a 32 year old hottie makes advances as she’s tending to her slow cooked lamb, he’s so young and the oxytocin flows so fast, she nearly starts lactating. 

Comedian and singer, Marilyn Leder is a film and television lecturer, screenwriter and script assessor and previously interned at Twentieth Century Fox for Jason Alexander and NBC Development in Los Angeles, searching for new writers for Seinfeld, Frasier and Friends. Marilyn has performed in Buddy-The Buddy Holly Story musical and has performed stand-up comedy widely in Melbourne and Los Angeles at The Improv and The Comedy Store, where she likes to brag that Chris Rock once supported her (he actually pushed in before her to test some material). The MILF Next Door is directed by Jeremy Stanford, (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory).

Marilyn is glad her Jewish mother isn’t around to see this show … it would kill her!

‘Raunchy, action-packed, and full of laughs’ - The Age

‘Pure comic genius! Funny, sexy delightful! Everybody wants a MILF Next Door like Marilyn Leder’ - Tim Ferguson (Doug Anthony All Stars)

‘Leder challenge(s) ideas of behavioural limitations that long-term marriage and motherhood place on women.’ – Wendy Tuohy (The Age/ Sydney Morning Herald)

‘Immaculate theatre making… Electric and funny … emboldening and exciting’ - Jake Stewart (Praise Dionysus Podcast)

8:00pm Feb 19, 9pm Feb 22 and 23 – Nineteen Ten, Rooftop 143 Hindley Street, Adelaide

8:00pm Feb 24 and 25 – Hades Hula House, 9/128 Hindley Street, Adelaide