Carl Barron - A One Ended Stick Tour @ The Playhouse (Canberra Theatre Centre)

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Carl Barron - A One Ended Stick Tour
Description:

Carl returns with his new show.

Get ready for something a little different with Carl's new monologue/stand-up/music show. More 'Troy' stories, worms, ants, acid, and being Carl Barron are all explored.

Follow Carl as he looks for things that may not actually be there. Just make sure you are.

A night out guaranteed to please.

He grew up in Longreach in Central Queensland the son of a shearer. Moved to the Gold Coast where he became a roof tiler, moved to Sydney and decided to walk on stage at The Harold Park Hotel one night, told everyone how a bird poo-ed on him that day and the rest is history. Carl is Australia's highest selling stand-up comedian on DVD. He has sold more DVDs in this country than any other stand-up comedian.

"Audiences are rioting for a glimpse of his sharp routines" Inpress, Melbourne

"an Aussie larrikin persona that has been polished to shine brighter than an opal" NZ Herald

"Watching Barron perform is like watching mime with punch lines" The Drum Sydney


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Carl Barron - A One Ended Stick Tour

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Theatre & Comedy

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Comedy

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2013
2012

Skyline Lounge - Revesby Workers Club 03 February, Rooty Hill RSL Club 05 February, Sutherland Entertainment Centre 07 February, Penrith Panthers 10 February, Evan Theatre - Penrith Panthers 11 February, Burwood RSL Club 14 February, Epping RSL 17 February, Mounties 18 February, Bankstown District Sports Club 21 February, South Sydney Juniors Rugby Leagues Club 24 February, Hornsby RSL 25 February, Dee Why RSL Club 26 February, Campbelltown RSL 29 February, North Sydney Leagues Club 03 March, Riverside Theatres 06 March, Castle Hill RSL Club 09 March, National Convention Centre 22 March, WIN Entertainment Centre 23 March, Pilbeam Theatre 02 May, Moncrieff Theatre 09 May, Nambour Civic Centre 12 May, Mackay Entertainment Convention Centre 20 May, Mount Isa Civic Centre 29 May, Penrith Panthers 01 June, WIN Entertainment Centre 02 June, Albany Entertainment Centre 02 September, Goldfields Arts Centre 07 September, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre 10 September, Queens Park Theatre 13 September, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre (MPAC) 15 September, Northern Festival Centre 12 October, Northern Festival Centre 13 October, Middleback Theatre 16 October, Middleback Theatre 17 October, Nautilus Theatre 19 October, Nautilus Theatre 20 October, Crossing Theatre 20 November, Inverell Town Hall 21 November, Tamworth War Memorial Town Hall 23 November, Tamworth War Memorial Town Hall 24 November, Princess Theatre 26 November, Princess Theatre 27 November, Wrest Point Casino 30 November, Wrest Point Casino 01 December, Burnie Town Hall 02 December, Burnie Arts & Function Centre 02 December, Geelong Performing Arts Centre - Costa Hall 11 December, The Lighthouse Theatre 14 December, Her Majesty's Theatre 17 December, Her Majesty's Theatre 17 December, Her Majesty's Theatre 18 December, Her Majesty's Theatre 18 December, Her Majesty's Theatre 19 December, Eastbank Centre 21 December, Eastbank Centre 23 December

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