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Comedy
Slack Mirror
Dystopian Sketch Comedy
Dates
Thu 28 Nov - Sun 1 Dec, 2019
Venue
Graffiti Room
Tickets
| Adult | $28* |
|---|---|
| Concession | $23* |
| Group 8+ | $23* |
*plus transaction fee of $6.90
Duration
60 mins
Ages + Warnings
Suitable for ages 15+
Contains coarse language
Presented by Nice Loud Voices in partnership with Brisbane Powerhouse
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Living in the future isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, but hey - we might as well laugh about it.
Get set for a brave new world of future-proof sketch comedy from two of Brisbane’s funniest writer/performers! Join Amy Currie (Love/Hate Actually) and Drew Lochrie (Titanic: the Movie, the Play) for a terrifyingly hilarious look at technology, relationships and our increasingly bleak future. The algorithms have determined that you will enjoy it. Do not disappoint the algorithms.
TICKET INFO
*Prices vary based on day of the week and show times.
*For group bookings, please phone the Box Office on (07) 3358 8600.
One of the funniest, most entertaining and absurd pieces of theatre I’ve witnessed in a long time...the script flows with a joyous ease.
The AU Review
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One of the funniest, most entertaining and absurd pieces of theatre I’ve witnessed in a long time...the script flows with a joyous ease.
The AU Review
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Amy electrifies with an exceptionally vibrant personality...hilarious.
XS Entertainment
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Drew Lochrie was dashing, egotistical and pompous as Billy Zane...a real treat.
Theatre Haus
MORE INFO
Amy Currie and Drew Lochrie are performers, writers and improvisers based in Brisbane.
Amy is the former artistic director of ImproMafia, and has performed as far afield as Beijing, New York, and Edinburgh, and has represented QLD at the Theatresports™ National Championships. Amy co-wrote and appears in Love/Hate Actually, a comedy showdown set to make its UK debut at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. She plays Sybil as part of the Australian touring cast of Faulty Towers The Dining Experience and performs often at Brisbane Powerhouse with both ImproMafia and Act/React Theatre.
Drew is originally from the UK. Most recently, he played villain Billy Zane in Act/React Theatre’s Titanic: The Movie, The Play. He performs regularly with ImproMafia, and has appeared often at the Brisbane Comedy Festival. Drew played Judge Hathorne in Brisbane Arts Theatre’s The Crucible in 2018, and regularly performs original sketch and improvised comedy with Big Fork Theatre. Drew won Best Cabaret Performer at the 2017 Short+Sweet Festival QLD as part of a completely improvised act.
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