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National treasures The Topp Twins (aka twins Lynda and Jules Topp) have performed as a country-music singing comedy duo for more than 25 years. In the late 90s they created their own award-winning TV series which ran for three seasons and showcased their iconic cast of Kiwi characters, including Camp Mother, the Bowling Ladies and cross-dressing Ken and Ken. This episode from the third and final series of their eponymous show has the twins in their many guises enjoying an afternoon at the Waipu Highland Games. "Look at the leather work in that sporran!"
Lesbian twin sisters who dress up as men, sing country music and yodel? On paper, the idea of the Topp Twins seems like a bad joke with fringe appeal, or at the very least, inconceivable. And yet, from humble beginnings in the coffee lounges of ...
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I absolutly luv these two woman,they are so funny.
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Television, 1996 (Full Length Episode)
A doco on the Scots in NZ
Film, 1988 (Full Length)
A Topp Twins protest song features in this doco
Television, 1978 (Full Length Episode)
More humour with a rural bent
Television, 1985 (Full Length Episode)
More comedic rural entertainment
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Bonnie(the Volunteer) Ellen
Posted at 03.24AM - 25.05.2011
I think you ladies are TERRFIC!!!!!! I love how you play and where all your different get ups....I too love to dress up...I am so happy I got to meet you both at Marga's funny mondays... Thank you's for being you's....Safe trip home...Someday I would love to visit New Zealand....and meet with you both again...Dreams are free....p.s. I am Bonnie the Volunteer.......