Life is too short and one way to enjoy it is through laughter which will be plentiful at the Fiji Showcase 2009.
Fergus Aitken or better known as Mr. Fungus, who comes all the way from New Zealand said being Mr. Fungus is his way of bringing smiles and laughter to people and since it is first time to be in the country he has a special package.
The character Mr. Fungus is now 22 years old but Aitken said work began in 1984 and now he has an act that reaches across the age groups.
Mr. Fungus will be part of the 5 international entertainers on offer at the Fiji Showcase which starts tommorrow at midday at the Vodafone Arena.
Gates open at mid-day with tickets $3.50 for adults and $2.50 for children.
Mr Fungus to bring laughter at Showcase
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