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$15 @ The Unicorn Mick Meredith with Seamus McAlary and Matty B plus Special Guests
April 8, 2015 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
A powerhouse of a night with the venerable Mick Meredith and a bunch of special guest legends.- Mick has performed on the NRL Footy Show countless times, has released an album in 2014 “Mid Laugh Crisis” and is regarded as one of the best comedians Australia has to offer. And without doubt at the top of in demand comedians. You will be just as blown away as the audiences who attend his appearances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Auckland Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe, Sydney Comedy Festival, Wild West Comedy Festival (Perth), P and O Cruise ships, The Footy Show, Mornings with Kerri Ann, Ten HD’s Thursday Night Live, Joker Poker, The Fat, LG, Picnic, KFC and aapt commercials, Stand-up Australia, Triple M, The Sydney Cracker Festival Gala…..
“Strapped to a guitar and peppering the show with songs, Meredith turns life’s mundanity and difficulties into witty gags. A bawdy mix of jokes as well as short moments of thoughtful reprise, the show is a none too serious and very funny experience”. 4.5 stars – Adelaide Advertiser
“He’s a Footy Show favourite.”- Fatty Vautin Channel 9.
With Seamus McAlary People say that Seamus “makes comedy look effortless”, which is a nice compliment, although he really does try hard. Seamus has been performing comedy since 2006 when he made the Grand Final of the Quest for the Best competition and since then has been gigging all over Sydney, regional NSW and interstate. His amiable, nonchalant and sometimes shambolic stage presence has lead him to support national and international acts including; Wil Anderson, Tommy Dean, Gordon Southern and Eddie Ifft. He has written for Good News Week and can be heard on the radio as part of the Austereo network’s Home Grown Humour.
And Matty B Moulded from the school of hard knocks (that is the Newcastle comedy scene.) Matty’s dry, likable, country charm is raging up the Australian comedy ranks as a force to be reckoned with.
‘Brilliantly rambling.’ – Timeout Sydney