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Benjamin Crellin: Apocalypse Soon!

Benjamin Crellin: Apocalypse Soon!


Benjamin
Crellin
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15 January 2009

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

APOCALYPSE SOON!
Feb 24-28 2009, 8.30pm
Fringe Bar (former Bluenote), Cnr Cuba and Vivian st
Tickets: $16, $12 concession, $10 fringe addict cardholder
TO BOOK: Downstage- (04) 801 6946 or www.downstage.co.nz/book

Top kiwi standup Benjamin Crellin tackles that timeless and timely topic: The End of The World. From prophecies of cataclysm, to philosophies of terrorism with all the nut bars in between. Whether it's collapsing economies, or marauding zombies, this show is a must for anyone who enjoys a giggle at the prospect of our species demise. THE END IS NIGH(ish)!

APOCALYPSE SOON! is Crellin's ninth solo show and marks his return to the stage after a full twelve month hiatus/mental breakdown.

Benjamin Showcased at the Montreal Just For Laughs Festival with Flight of The Conchords (2004) and has worked extensively across the U.K, South Africa and the Canadian Fringe circut.

His television apperances include in seven episodes of Pulp Comedy, six Comedy Festival galas and four showcase apperances at the Billy T Awards

Not afraid of the hard subjects, Crellin is known for his superb writing and his ability to find hilarious angles in areas where many other comics fear to tread.


4.5 STARS
“like a cross between Lenny Bruce and Dennis Leary with an angry smart guy vibe that is all his own”
(Times colonist, Victoria B.C , 05)

4 STARS
“Despite his rant, his humor never falters. Its not often that a comic routine stimulates both the funny bone and the mind. We talked about this show well after we left the theater”
(Edmonton Sun 05)

ENDS

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