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Comedy
Jimeoin
Ramble On!
Dates
Wed 21 - Sun 25 Jul, 2021
Venue
Powerhouse Theatre
Tickets
| Admit | $44.90*–$49.90* |
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*plus transaction fee of $6.90
Duration
60 mins
Ages + Warnings
Suitable for ages 15+
Contains coarse language.
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A stalwart of Australian comedy and all round likeable rogue, comedian Jimeoin returns for a limited season of his new stand-up show, Ramble On!
Jimeoin happily imparts his clever and quirky observations on everyday suburban life in his trademark devil-may-care style. Don’t miss out.
NEW SHOWS ANNOUNCED
7pm Wednesday 21 July
6pm Saturday 24 July
6.45pm Sunday 25 July
ON SALE NOW
7pm Thursday 22 July
7.45pm Friday 23 July
7.45pm Saturday 24 July
3pm Sunday 25 July
Ticket Info
*Prices vary on day of week and show time
Jimeoin: Ramble On! in March 2020 was rescheduled to Thursday 22–Sunday 25 July 2021 to meet the Federal Government’s directive on limiting mass gatherings to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Your ticket(s) have been automatically reallocated to the rescheduled date/s below.
original date
7pm Thursday 10 December
7.45pm Friday 11 December
7.45pm Saturday 12 December
3pm Sunday 13 December
rescheduled date
7pm Thursday 22 July, 2021
7.45pm Friday 23 July, 2021
7.45pm Saturday 24 July, 2021
3pm Sunday 25 July, 2021
Ticket holders have been contacted via email. If you have not received an email, please contact our Box Office on boxoffice@brisbanepowerhouse.org.
Recalls the familiar at fantastically silly level, boiling his audience down to a tear-filled, gibbering mess
SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY
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Recalls the familiar at fantastically silly level, boiling his audience down to a tear-filled, gibbering mess
SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY
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Hilarious... If laughter's the best medicine, Jimeoin is a course of steroids... Don't miss it!
Edinburgh Evening News
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