Comedy

Tim Batt - Is Climate Change Funny Yet?

Award-winning comedian and podcaster, Tim Batt is, like you, trying to distract himself from the big elephant in the room of being alive in 2023; Climate Collapse is about to absolutely rock our shit.

$25 - $28 (service fees may apply)
60 minutes
17 - 20 May 2023

Too often this issue has been left out of comedy shows and there's a good reason for that, It's pretty bloody hard to make a human-made genocide of humans funny. But Tim is going to give it a solid go.

Hot off his Melbourne and Sydney festival runs, this will be a sensational night of sometimes-political, always organic, free-range comedy.

"Witty, relatable, and an uproariously good time" - Craccum

"It’s political and personal, cultural and thoughtful. But most of all it's funny." - Libel

2x Billy T award nominee
Co-host of smash hit podcast, The Worst Idea of All Time
Co-host it RNZ's 'Did Titanic Sink?'
Recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award (NZ Comedy Guild)
Winner - 2022 Best Comedy Podcast (for 'Socrates Walked Into A Bar')

You obviously have good taste. Check out the full line up in the 2023 NZ International Comedy Festival with Best Foods Mayo from 5 – 28 May.

Audience warnings
This show is suitable for ages 13+. 
Please note, the show will be filmed on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 May. 

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