Comedy

Eli Matthewson // Daddy-Short-Legs

$25 - $28 (Service fees may apply)
55 Minutes
Tue 18 - Sat 22 May 6:30 PM
Tue 18 May, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Wed 19 May, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Thu 20 May, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Fri 21 May, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Sat 22 May, 6:30pm - 7:30pm

2021 NZ International Comedy Festival with Best Foods Mayo
Eli Matthewson
Daddy-Short-Legs


One of New Zealand's best joke writers is back behind the wheel with a brand new hour of stand-up about the huge life-revelations that take place in shittiest of cars. Eli is almost old enough to be a "daddy", but his own father is stealing some of his thunder...

He'd mop the floor with most of the recent Live At The Apollo box tickers and panel show space blockers. ★★★★

Chortle, UK

Head Writer – Have You Been Paying Attention

Winner – Director's Award 2019, NZ International Comedy Festival

Nominee – Fred Award for Best NZ Show 2017, NZICF 

Nominee – Billy T Award 2015 & 2013, NZICF


 

You obviously have good taste. Check out the full line up in the 2021 NZ International Comedy Festival with Best Foods Mayo from 4 – 23 May.

May contain adult themes and colourful language.

Being late sucks. Please allow for 30 minutes between your arrival and show start time. Also please note that this show may be subject to lockout. If so, you will not be able to enter the venue after the start time.

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