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LAUGHTER TAKES CENTRE STAGE in Retired Laughing

Silent Partner Creative Productions is delighted to announce the world premiere of a new comedy theatre show, Retired Laughing, opening on 17 February at Glen Street Theatre, Belrose then playing at The Concourse, Chatswood on 20 & 21 February, The Art House, Wyong on 24 & 25 February finishing at The Pavilion Theatre, Sutherland on 27 & 28 February 2026.

Retired Laughing is a hilarious revue-style comedy for “people of a certain age.” Packed with sketches, songs and jokes to resonate with the retired, the show brings together an all-star cast of veteran comedy performers: Kim Lewis (Sons and Daughters, Senior Moments), David Callan (Theatresports, Senior Moments), Nicola Parry (Thank God You’re Here, Senior Moments), Terry Hansen (The Children) and Daniel Cordeaux (Thank God You’re Here, Theatresports).

Event details

Venue: The Concourse, Chatswood
Bookings: https://retiredlaughing.com.au
Start Date: Tuesday 17 February 2026

Glen Street Theatre, Belrose 17–18 February 2pm & 7pm

The Concourse Theatre, Chatswood 20–21 Feb 2pm & 7.30pm

The Art House, Wyong 24–25 Feb 2pm & 7pm

The Pavilion Theatre, Sutherland 27 Feb 2pm & 7:30pm

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