Glad To Be Mad show 28th October with Story & Laughter
Entertainer, writer and healer with a psychology background, Gareth Edwards will be in Wellington for one show only with ‘Glad To Be Mad’, as he completes his tour of the North Island bringing fun, laughter and endorphins wherever he goes. There will also be a short reading from his very timely book ‘The Procrastinator’s Guide To Killing Yourself’ and a book signing after the show.
Gareth is a passionate advocate for all that makes us feel good about ourselves “you’ll remember that life is not too bad, and neither are you.”
Gareth Edwards Nelson Fringe Show ‘Mad Love’ won Best of Fringe and Best Solo Show awards.
Gareth says of this unique show “Let's come together to balance some of life’s toughness with a little hope, connection and joy.
Most of my songs have (100% optional) ’joining in’ bits if you like that kind of thing. And I’ll share some stories and a couple of things I’ve found that can help us feel a bit more ok about ourselves.
It’s what I imagine we used to do round the campfire most nights after a hard week hunting and gathering. Before smart phones, social media and TV-on-demand fulfilled our soul’s deepest desires.”
"You’ll enjoy his take on life, love and happiness. You probably haven't heard anything like this in a while." Graham Reid | Elsewhere Magazine
Tickets $15 | Door Sales $20
https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2018/glad-to-be-mad/wellington
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