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Event: 26/02/2013 - 24/03/2013
You'll laugh until you tears run down your face
Back again for another year, the Brisbane Comedy Festival will be hosted at the Brisbane Powerhouse, starting late February and running most of March.
Australian and international comedians will perform at the festival and highlights include crowd favourite Stephen K. Amos who brings to the festival, his show entitled The Spokesman, Triple J presenter Mel Buttle, with How Embarrassment and Tom Ballard My Ego Is Better Than Your Ego.
You can also catch Dave O'Neil in 33 Things I Should Have Said No To, Hannah Gadsby in Happiness Is A Bedside Table and Josh Thomas in Douchebag.
Don't miss Scottish comedian Danny Bhoy in Dear Epson, Damien Power in The Disillusioned Ego and Tom Gleeson in Hello Bitches!
I've just listed some highlights but with over 30 comedians performing, you'd be mad not to take some time, right now, to have a look through the schedule and book your tickets without delay.
And make sure to have a look at Chalkboard, a late-night session held Friday and Saturday nights during the festival, where a selection of comedians try out their new material. Tickets are only $15 and go on sale at midday of the day of the show.
The Brisbane Comedy Festival runs Tuesday 26 February until Sunday 24 March at the Brisbane Powerhouse.
Australian and international comedians will perform at the festival and highlights include crowd favourite Stephen K. Amos who brings to the festival, his show entitled The Spokesman, Triple J presenter Mel Buttle, with How Embarrassment and Tom Ballard My Ego Is Better Than Your Ego.
Don't miss Scottish comedian Danny Bhoy in Dear Epson, Damien Power in The Disillusioned Ego and Tom Gleeson in Hello Bitches!
I've just listed some highlights but with over 30 comedians performing, you'd be mad not to take some time, right now, to have a look through the schedule and book your tickets without delay.
And make sure to have a look at Chalkboard, a late-night session held Friday and Saturday nights during the festival, where a selection of comedians try out their new material. Tickets are only $15 and go on sale at midday of the day of the show.
The Brisbane Comedy Festival runs Tuesday 26 February until Sunday 24 March at the Brisbane Powerhouse.
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Why? You'll laugh until you tears run down your face
When: 26 February to 24 March
Where: Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington St, New Farm
Cost: Ticket prices vary
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