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Murphy McLachlan - McLachlan O'Clocklan
 

Murphy is a dingus, dummy, dunce, dickhead, dork, duffer and dimwit all rolled into one.

When he's not drinking beers, laughing at dogs, or being inconsistent with talking in the third person, I'm hosting the much loved but poorly named podcast Beer Eye with your Mates Guys; writing and performing stand up comedy across Melbourne; and jumping up and tapping signs for no reason.

Murphy has selected his best gags, anecdotes and observations for your guffawing pleasure this Comedy Fest, so get ready for a show that's as great as he is at completing show descriptions- come up with this punchline later.

"This is goof-ball comedy at its best and guaranteed to put a smile on your dial."- Herald Sun

 

Event details

Venue: Imperial Hotel
Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/TJGA
Start Date: Friday 06 April 2018

Tickets $10-15

 

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