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Sooshi Mango, the Australian comedy trio that became a global hit on social media with sketches about Italian-Australian immigrant life, comes to Sofia on June 19, 2026. The show is part of their Home Made World Tour and lands at the open-air Vidas Art Arena in Sofia's Borisova Garden.
The trio - brothers Joe and Carlo Salanitri together with Andrew Manfre - surfaced online around 2017 with short videos about their Italian-born parents living in Melbourne. The characters - Italian dad, Italian mum, nonna, uncle and cousin - are so recognisable inside the community that the content went viral way beyond Australia. They have over 5 million Instagram followers, over 700 million TikTok views, two Netflix specials and a sold-out Australian tour that has also taken them to London, New York and Dubai.
The Home Made World Tour show is brand-new, fully live and built as a family spectacle - somewhere between stand-up, sketch comedy and musical interludes. The content is universal and works regardless of the viewer's background, because the immigrant theme - food, grandma, gossip, a dad who doesn't get the internet - is recognisable in almost every Balkan home. The show is performed in English.
Tickets are available via ticketstation.bg and sooshimango.com. The show is on Friday, June 19, 2026 in the evening at Vidas Art Arena in Sofia's Borisova Garden. For Macedonian viewers who follow the trio on social media, this is the closest chance to catch their work live.
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