Rowan Thambar
ABOUT THE SHOW
This story starts on Friday 13 December 2024 at 5:37pm. Rowan knows this precisely, because that’s what the police report says.
While playing catch with his wife in a local park, comedian Rowan Thambar witnesses a moderate crime. This show documents everything that led up to that fateful incident and the events that transpired afterwards.
Rowan is one of Australia’s most exciting voices on the comedy scene. He’s written for Channel 10’s The Project (Rest in Peace), been nominated for Best Comedy at Melbourne Fringe, toured nationally with the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow and chances are you’ve heard him on triple j, NOVA or ABC National Radio.
This year he makes his Brisbane Comedy Festival debut with a show all about a local true crime, doing the right thing in a divided world and 2000’s hitmaker Fatman Scoop.
Come spend an hour with this “excellent” storyteller (The Age) as he explores culture, faith and the psychological profile of cretins who don’t reply to text messages.
PART OF BRISBANE COMEDY FESTIVAL
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Rowan Thambar is a critically acclaimed stand-up comedian and former comedy writer at The Project on Channel 10. He’s been nominated for Best Comedy at Melbourne Fringe, was a member of Melbourne International Comedy Festival’s Comedy Zone and has been featured on triple j, NOVA and ABC National Radio. This Sydney-born, Newcastle-raised, son of Sri Lankan immigrants now calls Melbourne home.
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Suitable for 15+
Children under the age of two are not permitted; all other ages must hold a valid ticket
Contains adult themes
Contains coarse language
Contains sexual references
Contains drug references
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Rowan Thambar is a critically acclaimed stand-up comedian and former comedy writer at The Project on Channel 10. He’s been nominated for Best Comedy at Melbourne Fringe, was a member of Melbourne International Comedy Festival’s Comedy Zone and has been featured on triple j, NOVA and ABC National Radio. This Sydney-born, Newcastle-raised, son of Sri Lankan immigrants now calls Melbourne home.
