Clarence Festival of the Ages - Stand up for ageing - but not on a bus!

After almost 50 years involvement in the Tasmanian entertainment industry, local comedian, Daryl Peebles, has written and performs a stand-up comedy routine entitled Stand up for ageing – but not on a bus.

This is a comical look at ageing with a strong message about the positive health benefits of laughter and good humour generally. 

Enlightening, inspirational and entertaining.

More about Daryl

Daryl Peebles has enjoyed several careers in his working life – and often these careers have existed concurrently.  He worked professionally in media and communications and as a human resource manager for both the ABC and the Tasmanian State Government, and for 42 years as an officer in the Royal Australian Navy Reserve primarily responsible for the Navy’s public relations and community engagement activities in Tasmania.

In his ‘other life’, Daryl still enjoys a career in theatre and entertainment, as both a writer and performer – predominantly of comedy.

Daryl merged his professional and performing careers and commenced a PhD study in the University of Tasmania’s Tasmanian School of Business and Economics researching The Value of Positive Humour in the Workplace.  He graduated with his Doctorate in 2015.

Join us at the Rosny Barn. Refreshments available.