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This absurdist comedy duo take you on a non-linear run from the mob to Italy and back in order to save themselves from digging their own graves.
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It's all fairly casual, comfortably rambling, forming an easy hour of musings as the affable Hoo peppers her routine with a whole lot of different seasonings and nuggets.
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Valvo entertains the crowd with well crafted jokes about life, love and champagne.
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If you like your comedy on the darker, self depleting side then this gig should be on your comfest itinerary.
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The hour roars along at a steady pace. Nothing drags it down and Britton is in top form from go to woah.
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For all her cynicism and cutting social commentary, there’s a delightful, sweet quality to Coombs Marr’s humour, which is peppered with cute dad jokes and puns.
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It seems surreal that Frank Woodley has been playing the manic irritant to Colin Lane’s frustrated straight man since the mid 1980s – which is probably when half their current audience was born.
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It’s hard to watch Geraldine Hickey without (a) laughing and (b) mulling over words like ‘laconic’ and ‘laid-back’.
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