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Sandeep Totlani - The Curry Monster
 

Sandeep Totlani is Brisbane's up and coming Comedian with a highly likeable stage presence. After sold out performances at Perth Fringeworld and Adelaide Fringe Festival and having supported the likes of Danny Bhoy, Kanan Gill, Matt Okine, Zakir Khan and many more, he is finally ready to debut his solo show at the Bris Funny Fest, 2019 about his life as an Indian student and an immigrant in Australia. Expect a fresh and uniquely hilarious hour of cultures coming together, food jokes and rants about Australia's Immigration policies.
This is a Legends only Comedy show. Come to this show if you like your comedy a little bit dark and very SPICY.

 

Event details

Venue: Heya Bar, 351 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, Queensland 4006
Bookings: 0416343801
Start Date: Sunday 18 August 2019

18+ event, Bar, Food, No wheelchair access

 

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