Comedians have been booked for Give
it a Crack, and they will be led by a really funny Aussie bloke with a really
moving story to tell.
Andrew Barnett will MC this years
Give it a Crack at Sydney's comedy Store on November 12, and he brings with him
not only a brand of good natured Aussie hilarity, but a history of performing
life saving surgery on malnourished African children.
When you see Andrew on stage, your first thought will almost certainly be "I want to go and have a beer with this bloke," but he has more layers than Shrek. Andrew spent the first years of his medical career in Africa, treating children suffering the effects of malnutrition, but after seeing his first episode of Letterman, he gave up his promising medical career, and is now one of Australia's most sought after comedians, and he will be hosting a huge talent pool of raw comedians at Give it a Crack.
If you'd like to see what the event is all about, go to: https://drive.google.com/file/ d/0B1_ 6n4pYVnDNZUFJN0dEaE5aVTdiYnZkT FExNU5mVDhQR$30
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surprise item. Tickets are $30 and are available at: http://sa2.seatadvisor.com/ sabo/servlets/TicketRequest; jsessionid= 4967D57F8E1AC69B8E3C3D6B53E537 11?eventId=100729193& presenter=AUCENTURY&venue=& event=&version=
The talent pool includes:
Paige Hally
Showed off her eclectic mix of
observational comedy and deadpan humor in a recent co-production of
"Intern Funeral"
Geoffrey Windle
started
stand-up comedy in 2009, going on to win the Queensland State Finals for the
[Melbourne International Comedy Festival and] Triple J RAW Comedy and Green
Faces Comedy Competitions in 2010, also coming runner up at the RAW Comedy
National Final.
Gearard McGeown & Tom Cashman
Raw Comedy State
Finalists and stars of Two guys, a girl, one cup
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