No, No, You First
Have you ever had a dream, but something kept holding you back? Fear of failure, fear of ridicule, or financial ruin? Laurence Driscoll is here to show you it’s never too late to chase your passion. As a child, he performed secret concerts in the chook shed, danced on the verandah, hoping a Young Talent Time scout would whisk him to stardom. He learned the moves for the school Rock Eisteddfod, but settled for a “boy-appropriate” role. Now, after years of waiting, he’s taking centre stage. Laurence’s show explores overcoming fears, embracing your true self, and stepping into the spotlight. With wit, charm, and nostalgia, this is for anyone who’s ever wondered, “What if?”
“Spirited delivery and tight, efficient storytelling.” Steve Bennett, Chortle.
“Bitingly, viciously funny.” Alice Claire.
- Tue, 11 Mar - Sat, 15 Mar
- 50 min
- R18+ (3 Warnings)
- $20 to $25
- All transactions incur a $4.80 Transaction fee.
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Presented by: Laurence Driscoll
Laurence Driscoll is a new voice on the Australian comedy scene. After debuting his much-anticipated first solo show, “The Prodigay Son,” at the Adelaide Fringe and Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2024, he was nominated for Best Newcomer in Melbourne.
Laurence is no stranger to the spotlight, having earned his stripes on the Melbourne comedy scene. He is the inaugural winner of the Comedy on the Rox competition, a one-time RAW Comedy NSW State Finalist, a two-time RAW Comedy Victorian State Finalist, and a So You Think You’re Funny Edinburgh semi-finalist.
Additionally, he has shared the stage with comedy heavyweights such as Jimeoin, Dave Hughes, Sammy J, Melanie Bracewell, Celia Pacquola, Dave O’Neill, Bron Lewis, and Claire Hooper.
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- High Audio Content
- Audience members interact from the seated or standing area
- Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language