Rocking The Boat with Rick Sextant
Comedy
• Music
Victoria • World Premiere
No longer legally allowed on land?
Spending the inheritance so it's not worth the effort to euthanise you?
You need 'Rocking the Boat with Rick Sextant'
A live show from a cruise ship legend very nearly cleared of all legal responsibility for the Exxon Valdez.
Who is Rick Sextant?
A self-appointed legend of the cruise ship entertainment scene.
He's a singer, a dancer, a bon vivant, a sexual dynamo, a friend to the animals but most importantly, a sexual dynamo.
For one week only, Rick will bring all the fun, frivolity and violent, horrifying gastro of a real-life cruise ship performance to the iconic Rhino Room.
Written by James Colley (Gruen, The Guardian, The Weekly) and Fraser Harvey (Various Wanted Posters, An Unwanted Poster)
Spending the inheritance so it's not worth the effort to euthanise you?
You need 'Rocking the Boat with Rick Sextant'
A live show from a cruise ship legend very nearly cleared of all legal responsibility for the Exxon Valdez.
Who is Rick Sextant?
A self-appointed legend of the cruise ship entertainment scene.
He's a singer, a dancer, a bon vivant, a sexual dynamo, a friend to the animals but most importantly, a sexual dynamo.
For one week only, Rick will bring all the fun, frivolity and violent, horrifying gastro of a real-life cruise ship performance to the iconic Rhino Room.
Written by James Colley (Gruen, The Guardian, The Weekly) and Fraser Harvey (Various Wanted Posters, An Unwanted Poster)
Presented by: James Colley
Television comedy writer for Gruen, Bravest Warriors, The Weekly with Charlie Pickering and Tomorrow Tonight among others. Featured in The Guardian, Crikey, The Big Issue, and Junkee among others. Author of Too Right, among others. Never photographed among others.
Creator and head writer of SBS Comedy’s The Backburner. Host and creator of Nailed It and Stop The Posts. Previously with A Rational Fear on Radio National and the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, co-host of Backchat on FBI Radio, performed at Splendour in the Grass and other festivals. Nominated for a Young Walkley back when he was still young and satire was still journalism.