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Joel Creasey: Fame Whore
Australia’s acid tongued prince of comedy, Joel Creasey, takes to the Sydney Opera House stage for a sizzling night of no-holds barred, adults-only stand up. With his unique brand of sass, Joel takes the audience on a roller-coaster ride through his celebrated “coming out”, his Twitter beef with Russell Crowe, Zumba classes with his mum, partying with Carrie Fisher and opening for Joan Rivers in New York. Joel’s journey will leave his reputation in tatters and the rest of us in stitches.
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Australia’s acid tongued prince of comedy, Joel Creasey, takes to the Sydney Opera House stage for a sizzling night of no-holds barred, adults-only stand up. With his unique brand of sass, Joel takes the audience on a roller-coaster ride through his celebrated “coming out”, his Twitter beef with Russell Crowe, Zumba classes with his mum, partying with Carrie Fisher and opening for Joan Rivers in New York. Joel’s journey will leave his reputation in tatters and the rest of us in stitches.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joel Creasey
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Big Yellow Taxi Productions
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