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- Lee Bemrose
The Pajama Men are Albuquerquians Shenoah Allen and Mark Chavez. They met at uni and have been doing their particular kind of silly ever since. And we should be very grateful for that.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Gadsby is a master storyteller adept at weaving stories together with one clever tie-in joke. She’s the thinking woman’s comedian and her audiences love her for it.
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- Heather Bloom
Marooned on a make-believe desert island, the bad boys face their mortality the only way they know how… Through song and dance of course!
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- Darryl Emmerson
These two skilled, accomplished and committed artists gave a wonderful concert of art songs, on the fruitful theme of love.
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- Chris Michelle-Wells
The format for 2 Ukeleles and a Cello is a familiar one: musical comedy improv done theatre sports style.
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- Jane Canaway
So your first show of the evening was a bit of a flop and you still have a comedy itch that needs scratching; or maybe your still in the mood after one excellent hour and need more laughter.
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- Jane Canaway
Sean Choolburra is a nice guy. A really nice guy. He's the sort of kid who wouldn't need bullying at school cos he'd probably give away his lunch if you wanted it anyway. And smile while you ate it.
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