Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Lisa Sharpe invite you to
Lisa Sharpe Drown 'Em Out
DATES: Wed 13 Apr - Sun 17 Apr: 5.30pm; and Wed 20 Apr - Sun 24 Apr: 5.30pm
LOCATION: The Motley Bauhaus Black Box, 118 Elgin Street, Carlton
TICKETS: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2022/shows/drown-em-out
A gritty, hilarious and triumphant story from a masterful storyteller about finding a platform for her feisty and honest voice that she had lost somewhere along the way, in a small Australian coastal town in the '70s and '80s. At 48 years old, #LisaSharpe discovered stand-up comedy and in delighting audiences with her funny and true stories, she found her voice again. Now a 52-year-old menopausal woman, her voice is louder and stronger than ever. The audience will leave the theatre feeling like they can achieve anything, and no-one will dare to ignore their voice again.
'Hands down one of the best storytellers of our time. Funny, charming and able to paint a picture with words and imagery which leaves you with always wanting more.' John Peacock, The Comedy Commune
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the 15 April show (media: Max Davine)
please stay tuned for more information
Lisa Sharpe Drown 'Em Out
DATES: Wed 13 Apr - Sun 17 Apr: 5.30pm; and Wed 20 Apr - Sun 24 Apr: 5.30pm
LOCATION: The Motley Bauhaus Black Box, 118 Elgin Street, Carlton
TICKETS: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2022/shows/drown-em-out
A gritty, hilarious and triumphant story from a masterful storyteller about finding a platform for her feisty and honest voice that she had lost somewhere along the way, in a small Australian coastal town in the '70s and '80s. At 48 years old, #LisaSharpe discovered stand-up comedy and in delighting audiences with her funny and true stories, she found her voice again. Now a 52-year-old menopausal woman, her voice is louder and stronger than ever. The audience will leave the theatre feeling like they can achieve anything, and no-one will dare to ignore their voice again.
'Hands down one of the best storytellers of our time. Funny, charming and able to paint a picture with words and imagery which leaves you with always wanting more.' John Peacock, The Comedy Commune
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the 15 April show (media: Max Davine)
please stay tuned for more information
