Chaos Theory - The Comedy Experience
'Chaos Theory' is where laughter and madness collide! Hosted by The Beautiful Bogan, Marc Ryan, this high-energy show brings together Adelaide’s newest comedy talent and most established legends for one unforgettable night.
This year, the chaos is hitting the road — from the Yorke Peninsula to the Flinders Ranges, through the Clare Valley and the Riverland — spreading big laughs, real stories, and a whole lot of heart across South Australia.
Beautiful chaos. Raw honesty. Pure comedy.
Tickets for the 14th February performance at Tickle Belly Hill includes dinner and a show. Please note dinner starts at 6pm prior to the show.
Please note: The performance on March 7th at Kick Back Brewery will be hosted by Ally Dent instead of Marc Ryan.
Presented by: marc ryan
Marc Ryan, better known as The Beautiful Bogan, has been making audiences laugh since 2012 with his raw honesty, unfiltered humour, and big-hearted storytelling. A Raw Comedy state winner and national finalist, Marc has toured widely, performing more than 70 shows across the Eyre Peninsula in the past five years, bringing comedy to towns that often miss out. Living with PTSD, severe anxiety, and depression, Marc uses the stage to smash stigma around mental illness, blending humour with hope and creating space for real conversations. Marc’s family and cultural ties deeply influence his work. His shows—like What Would Gary Do? and Chaos Theory—are fearless, heartfelt, and unforgettable.Suitability & warnings
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Presented by: marc ryan
Marc Ryan, better known as The Beautiful Bogan, has been making audiences laugh since 2012 with his raw honesty, unfiltered humour, and big-hearted storytelling. A Raw Comedy state winner and national finalist, Marc has toured widely, performing more than 70 shows across the Eyre Peninsula in the past five years, bringing comedy to towns that often miss out. Living with PTSD, severe anxiety, and depression, Marc uses the stage to smash stigma around mental illness, blending humour with hope and creating space for real conversations. Marc’s family and cultural ties deeply influence his work. His shows—like What Would Gary Do? and Chaos Theory—are fearless, heartfelt, and unforgettable.
