Don’t Trust Me, I’m a Dentist

Shamiron Productions are thrilled to bring back
to the stage as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2020. The sketch-style narrative is based on true experiences of former (occasionally mad) dentist Amir
Rahimzadeh and is co-written by (sporadically kooky) character comic Sharon Heywood.
This one-act rollercoaster is directed by Aussie TV legend Roz Hammond who is no stranger to the MICF, having performed in six and directed “Footy Chicks” and “These Things Happen” in two previous festivals .
This is the story of Dr Ramirez, his long suffering nurse Yvette, some interesting patients and other poor buggers. Do you really know what your dentist is thinking when you’re at the mercy of his sharp instruments?