The Hump @ Camelot

My pal Sam Bowring is setting up a new room at Marrickville’s Camelot Lounge and I’m headlining the first week on Wednesday July 2nd.

I’m really excited about this; Sam knows how to run rooms and Eddi Reader has played at the Camelot before and she’s cool.

She wasn’t doing comedy at the time, but still. Cool.

The world needs more comedy rooms, so please do come on down and check it out if you’re in Sydney.


THE HUMP @ CAMELOT LOUNGE 

19 Marrickville Road, Marrickville

Wednesday July 2nd, doors 7pm/show 8pm

All tix $15 on the door

Just Joking For Camp Quality

 

If you’re about Sydney, do come along to the Sydney Comedy Store on Wednesday June 25th to see me and a bunch of other funny folks tell jokes for kids living with cancer.

Tickets here.

It’s A Date

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SPANK BANK ALERT: this week I’m filming an episode for the second season of Peter Helliar‘s funny and sweet show It’s A Date.

In it I get to work with dat crazy gay, Miss Joel Creasey. We even might make out a bit. Maybe.

I’m having a lot of fun dicking about and pretending to be an actor. You’ll be able to see the ep on your telly towards the end of this year.

Chatback on triple j

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Excited to let you know that I’m coming back to triple j!

Whilst John Safran and Father Bob are consciously uncoupling for a few weeks, they’re very kindly letting me back on the airwaves to harness one of the greatest and most powerful tools in any modern liberal democracy: TALKBACK RADIO.

Join me on Sunday nights from 9pm for Chatback – the show where you get a voice and then that voice is broadcast right across Australia for some reason and everyone has to listen to it.

I’ll be like your Alan Jones and you’ll be like my wrinkly-but-enthusiastic listenership. We want to hear your opinions (informed or otherwise), your stories, your feedback, your hopes and your dreams (but not your poetry). You can call in to the show on 1300 0555 36, text in on 0439 75 7555 or fully tweet in with the hashtag #chatback.

I’m sure all the people on air will be perfectly normal and real and not silly at all. There won’t be any silly calls, nosiree.

Here’s the first week’s episode: