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The Big HOO-HAA! Eighties Eighth Birthday
 

Pull up your leg-warmers and break out the boombox! Melbourne's longest running and most-beloved weekly improv show is turning eight years old, and to celebrate they're heading back to the 1980s!

On the back of a smash hit Melbourne Town Hall season at this year's comedy festival, The Big HOO-HAA! takes to the Howler stage for a special, one-night-only improvised comedy extravaganza.

Stepping back in time to compete for your laughs are a who's who of Melbourne's funniest improvising punchline-slingers. Expect quick-fire improv games, hilarious songs created on the spot, and most importantly - big, BIG hair.

This show always sells out, so don't miss out on a birthday show that's bigger, bolder and better than anything you'll see this year. A Flock of Seagulls couldn't hold back this team of off-the-cuff comedy maestros!

 

Event details

Venue: Howler, 7-11 Dawson St. Brunswick VIC
Bookings: http://www.hoohaamelbourne.com.au/shows/
Start Date: Saturday 14 July 2018

http://www.moshtix.com.au/v2/event/the-big-hoo-haa-eighties-eighth-birthday/104403?&skin=4406&ref=hwlr

 

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