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The Wharf Revue: Pride In Prejudice
 

The Wharf Revue is back for another year of sensational value! Satirical content is up by 7% and the average laughter quotient is indexed at 8.3% over the forward estimates, but The Wharf Revue defies the cost-of-living pressure by keeping the ticket price at the same level as last year! Take that, Phillip Lowe!

Yes, that’s right: today’s comedy at yesterday’s prices! NO deposit, NO interest!

With over twenty-three years’ experience in the political satire space, Australia’s most trusted revue-based practitioners continue the tradition with this year’s hilarious offering: Pride in Prejudice.

With no jokes written by ChatGPT and no sketches outsourced to PWC, completely gluten-free, suitable for the lactose intolerant and no animals were harmed during the production process.*

* Disclaimer: Reputations may be questioned, political careers damaged and some sacred cows slaughtered. Due to public demand, full-frontal nudity will not be included. Any similarity to public figures living or dead is entirely intentional.

 

Event details

Venue: Seymour Centre
Bookings: https://booknow.seymourcentre.com/WEBPAGES/EntaWebShow/ShowDatesCombo.aspx
Start Date: Thursday 16 November 2023

90 minutes. Partial lockout applies (patrons may enter after 3-5minutes).

Full $90
Senior* (available Tue-Thu) $80
Concession* (unemployed, students, MEAA members) $75
Under 30* $50
$6 transaction fee applies.

*Please be prepared to present corresponding ID at your event if requested by our staff

 

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