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Maddy and Jimmy in The Brick of Destiny
 

A family comedy for ages 5-99 starring your favourite couple from LEGO MASTERS AUSTRALIA
Melbourne International Comedy festival
3-18 April @ 11.15am, Melbourne Town Hall

Maddy and Jimmy, everyone’s favourite duo from the smash hit TV show LEGO MASTERS AUSTRALIA, burst onto stage in their new kid’s comedy extravaganza.

These two grown-up kids complete 10 tricky bricky tasks in 45 minutes to find the Brick of Destiny. With no instructions, they’re going to need help from kids, mums, grandmas and dads snoozing up the back to save the world.

Maddy and Jimmy combine their love of brick-building and making kids and adults laugh. With screen credits such as Maya the Bee and Neighbours, they’ve performed more stand-up, sketch and improvised comedy than pieces in a LEGO Hogwarts set.

“They were AMAZING with the kids, so funny and engaging as hosts, and absolutely lovely!”- A cool mum

“We loved everything about it! The kids and adults had a wonderful time. Maddy and Jimmy were absolutely fantastic with the kids!” - A groovy dad

“We loved Maddy and Jimmy!” - Lottie 10 years old

 

Event details

Venue: Melbourne Town Hall, 90-130 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000
Bookings: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2021/shows/the-brick-of-destiny
Start Date: Saturday 10 April 2021

https://www.maddyandjimmy.com

 

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