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My Comedy Festival Show
 

Nominee Artist of the Year 2016 GLOBE Community Awards
Join Andy as he attempts to overcome his insecurities in order to write a comedy festival show about overcoming insecurities. A solo sketch show from the mind of a man who is beginning to lose his mind.
As one half of ‘The Sparrow Men’, Melbourne’s premiere improv duo, Andy has toured, written and performed Australia wide for the past four years, and is excited to bring his newest creation to The Croft Institute for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Directed by Wes Snelling.
‘★★★★½ - Balloch is superb' Theatre People
'★★★★ – Nothing short of a wonder' Beat Magazine
‘★★★★ - Joyously absurd, anarchic and energetic’ Time Out

 

Event details

Venue: The Croft Institute
Bookings: https://www.ticklepit.com/micf2018/myshow/
Start Date: Wednesday 28 March 2018

 

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