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Night for laughs

The next comendy night at the Imperial Hotel is a side-splitting double feature with Dusty Rich and Mark McConville next Friday 14 July.
Prepare yourself for a full physical workout of the best possible medicine.
Dusty Rich is a comedic space-warrior riding a living volcano with one hand whipping the reins and the other gingerly fingering the lava-hot truth that flows freely down all sides – and is smothering the world in comedy magma.
His meteoric rise in the comedy industry is due to the fact he had learnt to ride meteors at a very young age – a mind meteor, smashing through the atmosphere of mediocre and mundane. Each show is unpredictable and hilarious, leaving audiences gasping for air.
A true original, his style is manic but impactful. The mystical art of comedy bursts through his veins (and mouth) coupled with his razor sharp wit, taking no prisoners. Dusty Rich is, without question, an unnaturally naturally talented comedic anomaly.
Mark McConville has featured all of the major commercial TV channels, Comedy Channel’s ‘Home Delivered Comedy’ and radio aplenty, but is best seen live to be fully appreciated. Mark’s approach is upfront and personal with a direct manner that engages the audience from the moment he steps on stage. Short and punchy, his gags cut to the chase.
Laughter is guaranteed so don’t miss grabbing your tickets – Pre-sale $18 (plus booking fee) through Oztix or at the Imperial Hotel, call 5442 8811 until 4pm on the day or $25 at the door. Show starts at 8pm.

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