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Daniel Connell - Bit of Shush - Adelaide Fringe
 

After a stellar 2017 Daniel Connell (as seen on the Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala and Roadshow) returns to Adelaide Fringe with a brand new hour of stand-up! This is Daniel's seventh festival solo show, so grab your ticket, roll up, and enjoy a 'Bit of shush'. "A hilarious night out" ★★★★ Herald Sun.

Daniel Connell could easily be described as the ideal Aussie comedian; affable, loveable and hilarious. His observational, dry, often unanticipated comedy has seen him take to stages all over the country.

"After an hour in his company you're chilled out and smiling. Damned if I know how he does it." The Age.

 

Event details

Venue: The Piglet at Gluttony
Bookings: https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/daniel-connell-bit-of-shush-af2018
Start Date: Thursday 15 March 2018

March 12 - 18, 8.20pm, Tickets $15-20

 

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