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Midwife Sarah Stewart's past 40 years have been a roller-coaster of birthing babies, corralling a hopeless husband, and wondering where her kids parked themselves this time. Now, on the wrong side of 60, she's traded delivery rooms for bucket lists and swapped forceps for funeral plans (organized in a Google Doc, naturally). This seasoned midwife will be dishing the dirt on life, love, and the Labour Ward in her new solo comedy show "Midwife Crisis."

Sarah's been selling out standup comedy shows like hot scones at a Country Womens Association meeting, including the North Australian Festival of Arts in October 2024 and this years Adelaide Fringe Festival. She's even snagged a "Best in Comedy" nomination at the 2023 Sydney Fringe Festival.

When she speaks of some of the techniques used to clear mucus from a babys lungs the audience reaction is part shock, part horror, and very funny. Fifty+SA 4.5 stars Adelaide Fringe Festival

startling stories BMA Magazine
"this level of entertainment is so rare.....rude and risque" - Canberra City News

Supported by local comedians Rusty Mitchell and Joshua Liston. Rusty Mitchell is incredibly underqualified, has had heaps of very average jobs, and hopes to have another one day. Rustys two-man comedy show The wrong questions is debuting at the 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Joshua Liston is 41, an introverted nerd, single. Josh is also debuting his two-man show, The odd couple at the MICF in April 2025.