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Sooshi Mango
MediumInternet, theatre, television
NationalityItalian Australian
Years active2015–present
GenresHeritage Comedy
Members
  • Joe Salanitri
  • Carlo Salanitri
  • Andrew Manfre

Sooshi Mango is an Australian comedy troupe founded in 2015.[1][2] The group consists of two brothers, Joe and Carlo Salanitri, and their best friend, Andrew Manfre. Sooshi Mango is best known for their comedy skits, acts, videos, series and live shows, paying homage to their experiences growing up in an Italian family, and around Italians, Greeks, Croats, and other ethnic cultures living in Australia.[3][4]

The comedic influences of the group include Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, the Marx Brothers, Laurel and Hardy, Benny Hill and many more. Being most strongly inspired by their European ancestry, their content is commonly rooted in humorously depicting the Italian and Greek ethnic and cultural diaspora and their role in Australian society, and its racial prejudice and social mechanisms of the modern-day world.[5][6]

Sooshi Mango features many characters in their skits, with characters Johnny, Vince and Sam being seen in the majority of their videos. With over 800 million views and counting,[7] Sooshi Mango has been featured in four theatrical shows in multiple countries. Sooshi Mango are the only comedy group in history to sell out three shows in a row at Rod Laver Arena, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. [7][8] Sooshi Mango have also been at the centre of advertisements for numerous companies.

In 2021, they launched their podcast, titled 'Saucy Meatballs', which has gone on to become one of the biggest and most listened to podcasts in Australia, continuing this success well into the second season of the series.

Sooshi Mango won at the 2021 AACTA Comedy Awards for Favourite Digital Comedy Creator.[9][10] Sooshi Mango began writing a script for their first own feature-length film in 2022.[11]

History

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The troupe's name originated in 2015 from Joe Salanitri's son, who, when Joe and Carlo were trying to think of a name for their comedy group, shouted the two words whilst running through the house.[12] Joe and Carlo decided to adopt the name due to its silliness.[12] At this time, Carlo Salanitri was the owner of a lighting shop, Joe Salanitri was a salesman and Manfre worked as a scrap metal merchant.[11] Sooshi Mango first gained popularity when they started in 2015 upon the virality of their video Italians Vs Greeks and Ethnic Dads on Facebook.[13][14][11] Joe Salanitri said of the Ethnic Dads skit, "We decided to do a video about ethnic dads and that was the first video we did that sort of cracked eight, nine million views."[11] Manfre thought of their heritage comedy, "It's important that we leave a legacy behind just to remember that they [our parents] were here, they worked hard and they contributed to the country for me. That's my motivation."[11]

Sooshi Mango has worked with several personalities, including Nick Giannopoulos and Mary Coustas.[15] The trio has been able to transform their comedy to the stage and has had success touring internationally and several times in Australia.[15][16] Their first show on stage was ‘Star Wogs’ in 2018, which also featured Nick Giannopoulos, along with Mary Coustas. The Sooshi Mango crew have stated that they believe Star Wogs was the show that lifted their skills in acting.[9] Sooshi Mango conducted two of their own shows in 2019. Ethnic Vacation – The Invasion of Canada was an international show that was performed in three of Canada's major cities.[15] Fifty Shades Of Ethnic took place in Australia, which proved to be extremely successful in over 10 Australian cities.[9]

Sooshi Mango later announced a new show named 'Off The Boat', that was set to come to the stage in 2021, however it was later rescheduled to early 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[17] This show marked their biggest performance to date at the time, taking place in arenas.[9] Before the delay was made, Sooshi Mango released a new brand of Pino Silvestre before Father's Day.[18] September 2021 saw Sooshi Mango announce a new podcast titled Saucy Meatballs: A Podcast Not About Meatballs,[9] which the trio had been wanting to host for over three years.[9] In late 2021, Sooshi Mango were nominated for and won the AACTA Favourite Digital Comedy Creator award.[10][19] Off The Boat finally concluded in September 2022 and the addition of extra and encore shows raised their total show count to 44. The show marked the troupe's biggest event.[20]

Sooshi Mango made their debut in cinemas in October 2022, with a feature role for the trio in Giannopoulos' Wog Boy 3: Wog Boys Forever.[21] Manfre told the Greek Herald, "It's an absolute honour and a privilege to be a part of the movie. We've all grown up watching it so to be a part of the trilogy is unbelievable."[21] In 2022, it was confirmed that Sooshi Mango would begin scripting their own feature-length film.[11] Sooshi Mango were nominated for the same AACTA Award in 2022.[22]

Johnny, Vince & Sam's

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Sooshi Mango created a brand based on three of their most popular characters: the 'Ethnic Dads'. The character's names are: Johnny, Vince, and Sam. From this, the Johnny, Vince & Sam's Vino wine brand was born, with the first releases launched in 2022: the Sangiovese ’21, and the Moscato ’22. Later that year, the Johnny, Vince, and Sam's Sangiovese became the number one selling Sangiovese in all of Dan Murphy’s liquor merchant stores, Australia-wide.

In 2023, Sooshi Mango partnered with Johnny Di Francesco (Restauranteur and Director of Gradi Group), Dani Zeini (Royal Stacks burger restaurant founder), and Steven Ballerini (CEO of Australian freight and logistics management company Cora Group) to create and launch Johnny, Vince & Sam's Ristorante, in Lygon Street, Carlton, in Victoria, Australia, to much acclaim.

In 2023, the Johnny, Vince & Sam's Vino brand launched: Rosé ’23, Prosecco ’22, and Tiramisu (limited edition), again proving to be very well received.

Podcast

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Season 1 (2021)

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No.Episode titleOriginal air dateGuest(s)
1"From Rags to Meatballs"[9]13 October 2021 (2021-10-13)–
2"Failure to Buck Hunter"[23]20 October 2021 (2021-10-20)Tommy Little
3"UFC Champ Alexander Volkanovski"[24]22 October 2021 (2021-10-22)Alexander Volkanovski
4"The Ethnic Dads Interview the Prime Minister"[25]28 October 2021 (2021-10-28)Scott Morrison
5"Fruiterer to Norm Smith"[26]4 November 2021 (2021-11-04)Christian Petracca
6"Goal Records & The Snip"[27]11 November 2021 (2021-11-11)Archie Thompson
7"Getting Lost and Name Drops"[28]17 November 2021 (2021-11-17)Andy Lee
8"Big Noses and Tombstones"[29]24 November 2021 (2021-11-24)Ibby Akbar
9"Kickboxing and Scooby Doo"[30]2 December 2021 (2021-12-02)Sam Greco
10"We won an AACTA award"[31]19 December 2021 (2021-12-19)–
11"Chats & bashings with the champ!"[32]22 December 2021 (2021-12-22)George Kambosos Jr.

Season 2 (2022)

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No.Episode titleOriginal air dateGuest(s)
12"Canned Spaghetti"[33]28 April 2022 (2022-04-28)–
13"No Weed For Snoop, Singing With Stevie and Shaka-Zulu man!"[34]5 May 2022 (2022-05-05)Coolio
14"Not in chains and Singalongs"[35]17 May 2022 (2022-05-17)Tina Arena
15"Two Up Halls to Charity Balls"[36]18 May 2022 (2022-05-18)Mick Gatto
16"Basketballs and Cabbage Balls"[37]25 May 2022 (2022-05-25)Andrew Bogut
17"The Real Story and Greeks vs Italians"[38]1 June 2022 (2022-06-01)George Calombaris
18"Con the Fruiterer"[39]8 June 2022 (2022-06-08)Mark Mitchell
19"Jizz Free Zones and Hecklers"[40]16 June 2022 (2022-06-16)Julia Morris
20"No Husbands, Only Fans"[41]22 June 2022 (2022-06-22)Domenica Calarco and Ella Ding of Married at First Sight
21"Danny 'The Green Machine' Green"[42]29 June 2022 (2022-06-29)Dannie Green
22"Salami and Prayer"[43]6 July 2022 (2022-07-06)Anthony Callea
23"Wog Boys Forever"[44]13 July 2022 (2022-07-13)Nick Giannopoulos
24"Strauchanie to Denzel"[45]20 July 2022 (2022-07-20)Peter Helliar
25"Punching Giants and Zombie Ninjas"[46]28 July 2022 (2022-07-28)Soa Lalelei
26"Food Week"[47]31 July 2022 (2022-07-31)Hulk Smash Food & Jacob's Food Diaries
27"Fruit n Veg and Swords n Eggs"[48]3 August 2022 (2022-08-03)Johnny Kapiris
28"Lambo's and Pamela Anderson"[49]10 August 2022 (2022-08-10)Sam Newman
29"Doherty's Gym and Schwarzenegger"[50]17 August 2022 (2022-08-17)Tony Doherty
30"Sour Milk and Shredded Immaculagent"[51]24 August 2022 (2022-08-24)My Cousin Vlad
31"The Castle and Semi Nudes"[52]31 August 2022 (2022-08-31)Santo Cilauro
32"CrackerJack and Milking Camels"[53]1 September 2022 (2022-09-01)Mick Molloy
33"Tatts and Rat Packs"[54]14 September 2022 (2022-09-14)Dane Swan
34"The Queen's Jester and the Ball Fonding Gladiator"[55]21 September 2022 (2022-09-21)Omid Djalili
35"Curls Get The Girls and No Cash Here"[56]28 September 2022 (2022-09-28)Vince Colosimo
36"Wog Boys Forever Behind The Scenes"[57]6 October 2022 (2022-10-06)–
37"Effie Stephanidis"[58]12 October 2022 (2022-10-12)Mary Coustas
38"Lies and Dad Jokes"[59]19 October 2022 (2022-10-19)Jimeoin
39"The Block and Ski Tapes"[60]26 October 2022 (2022-10-26)Omar Slaimankhel and Ozman 'Oz' Abu Malik
40"Idols and D&Ms"[61]2 November 2022 (2022-11-02)Rob Mills
41"You Got a Hundred Dollar Bill Eat Some Pizza"[62]9 November 2022 (2022-11-09)Fatman Scoop
42"Punctured Lungs and Moustaches"[63]16 November 2022 (2022-11-16)Dipper DiPierdomenico
43"The Rock and Wog Adam"[64]23 November 2022 (2022-11-23)Danielle Weber
44"Special WORLD CUP Episode!"[65]29 November 2022 (2022-11-29)John Aloisi and Alessandro Diamanti
45"Texting Tyson and Smoking Stogies"[66]7 December 2022 (2022-12-07)Russell Peters

Characters

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Throughout the history of their comedy troupe, Sooshi Mango has featured numerous ethnic characters in their skits, videos, advertisements and theatre shows, all of which can be seen below. The Sooshi Mango cast revealed the characters' backstories in their 2022 show, Off The Boat.[67]

Main characters

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  • Johnny (played by Joe Salanitri) – Johnny is one of Sooshi Mango's main characters and is portrayed by Joe Salanitri. He is made fun of by Vince and Sam for having a large nose. He has a wife and at least one son and daughter.[68][69] He migrated to Australia with Vince and Sam in 1967.[67] Johnny does not like his neighbour, Shane.[70]
  • Vince (played by Carlo Salanitri) – Vince is the second main character, played by Carlo Salanitri. He often jokes about his wife, Carmela, and has a love–hate relationship with both his adjacent neighbours, Nunzio and Jeff.[71][72][70] Along with Johnny and Sam, Vince arrived in Australia in 1967.[67] He and Carmela have a son.[73]
  • Sam (played by Andrew Manfre) – Andrew Manfre is the actor for the final main character that makes up Sooshi Mango's ethnic dads. In 1967,[67] Sam went fishing with his friend, Gino, and their boat took them to Australia.[68] At 15 years old, Gino took Sam's girlfriend, now wife, Angela.[74] Gino died in 2020.[74]

Recurring characters

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  • Giuseppina (played by Joe Salantri) – Johnny's wife, also played by Joe Salanitri. Giuseppina has been featured in numerous episodes with the rest of the ethnic mothers. Salanitri reprised his role of Giuseppina in an interview with Studio 10.[75] Giuseppina and Johnny have a son and a daughter.[68][69] Her daughter has slept with Angela's son,[69] but is now engaged to a Greek man.[75]
  • Carmela (played by Carlo Salanitri) – Carlo Salanitri plays Carmela, Vince's wife. She and Vince often make fun of each other, and are confused as to why their son, Giuseppe, sees a psychologist.[73] Carmela is not a fan of Giuseppe's wife, Sharon.[76]
  • Angela (played by Andrew Manfre) – The wife of Sam, whose son used to be in a relationship with Giuseppina's daughter.[69] She and Sam have another ten children,[77] including a daughter,[73] and nine grandchildren.[77] Angela had a crush on Sam's brother, but married Sam when his brother died.[77]
  • Costa (played by Carlo Salanitri) – The owner and boss of Kalamata Fish & Chips shop. He works at his shop with his nephew and Tasso.[78] His nephew teases him for not being able to pronounce the word "chips".[78]
  • Tasso (played by Joe Salanitri) – A worker, who works in Kalamata Fish & Chips.[78] He is from Kalamata.[79] When migrating to Australia, he and Costa had the idea of starting a fish and chips business together.
  • Stavro (played by Andrew Manfre) – A man, who comes to eat at Kalamata Fish & Chips.[78] He explains that his cousin was run over by Uber Eats and that he had to sell his donkey to enable his wife to migrate to Australia,[78] as he lost his money to the TAB.[78] He is also beaten by his wife.[80]
  • Giacomo (played by Carlo Salanitri) – Carlo Salanitri also portrays old married man Giacomo, who gives marital advice to Joe, with the help of Pino.[81]
  • Pino (played by Andrew Manfre) – An ethnic grandparent, who also gives advice to Joe.[81] He has a wife.[81] He and Giacomo came to Australia in the 1940s, when they accidentally boarded an immigration boat during World War II, believing it was an enemy ship.[citation needed]
  • Joe[a] (played by Joe Salanitri) – A young gas and sterioids salesman, acted by Joe Salanitri.[81] When he tries to sell gas, he ends up getting marital advice.[81] Joe is on parole.[81]
  • Tasoula (played by Joe Salanitri) – The Greek wife of Stavro, played by Joe Salanitri, who bashes Stavro for his TAB losses.[80][82] She and Stavro have five daughters.[82]

Reception

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Sooshi Mango won the AACTA Favourite Digital Comedy Creator award in December 2021, in which they were contending against many entertaining personalities and were congratulated by many fans and celebrities, such as Scott Morrison.[10][19]

Sooshi Mango's first show, Fifty Shades of Ethnic, went live 33 times in over 10 cities, completely selling out 14 times,[15] while the trio have also brought their comedic skills to the international stage, airing shows in Canada's Toronto, Vancouver and Montréal.[15] Aussie Theatre said that Sooshi Mango's Off The Boat tour will "bring the house down once more".[83] Off The Boat broke the record of selling out three comedy shows at Rod Laver Arena and the entire tour sold over 100,000 tickets and 44 shows.[84] Sooshi Mango have also done advertisements for a number of businesses, including Red Rooster and Azzurri Concrete.[74][85] They have also branded their own line of Pino Silvestre.[18]

Sooshi Mango has accumulated millions of views and followers across their socials channels with over 122,000 subscribers on YouTube alone.[7] The comedy trio have been interviewed by Sunrise and multiple times by Studio 10.[68][75] Sooshi Mango's podcast trailer reached the top ten most listened tracks on Spotify within 24 hours of being released and their interview with Scott Morrison mocked various Australian "scandals", including Joe Biden forgetting Morrison's name, Franco-Australian tensions, Australian vaccine issues and the resignation of Gladys Berejiklian.[25][86] Sky News thought that Morrison had "put himself at the mercy of comedians" during their podcast skit with him.[86] Ruby Staley of Time Out branded their comedy "quick wit and relatable".[87]

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  63. ^ Sooshi Mango (16 November 2022). "Ep #42 - Robert "Dipper" DiPierdomenico - Punctured Lungs and Moustaches" (Podcast). Spotify. Retrieved 8 December 2022.
  64. ^ Sooshi Mango (23 November 2022). "Ep #43 - Danielle Weber - The Rock and Wog Adam" (Podcast). Spotify. Retrieved 8 December 2022.
  65. ^ Sooshi Mango (29 November 2022). "Ep #44 - John Aloisi & Alessandro Diamanti - Special WORLD CUP Episode!" (Podcast). Spotify. Retrieved 8 December 2022.
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  1. ^ In this video, [1], the gas salesman is wearing a lanyard that states his name is Joe.
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