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Mickey Wilson – How Ya Goin? | Mozart Hall, Warrnambool | Fri 4 Sep

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Mozart Hall
Warrnambool VIC, Australia
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Live stand-up at Mozart Hall, Warrnambool — Friday 4 September. One night only.

Mickey Wilson — 50M+ views online. Lightning wit, high energy, zero filter. 70 shows in 10 months, a near sold-out WA tour and rooms selling out across the country. Darwin-born larrikin who sold everything, packed the kids into the caravan and went all in on stand-up. This is that show. Presented with Dirty Angel Comedy.

★★★★★ “Watch out for rising star Mickey Wilson” – Dave Hughes

★★★★ “Superstar in the making… stellar quick wit, high-octane” – Theatre Matters

“Joke after joke… ‘ball of energy’ intensity… breakneck pace… well worth the price of admission” – Kalgoorlie Miner, August 2026

WHAT YOU’RE IN FOR

• 60 minutes of non-stop laughter — no filler, straight into the next bit. Fast, filthy, unhinged, and he will talk to the room.

• Family chaos, the kids, the caravan and a clean freak losing the battle — brutally honest, very relatable.

• Strictly 18+ — coarse language and adult themes. You’ve been warned.

• Bar on site — get in early for a drink before doors.

DOORS 7:00PM · SHOW 7:15PM · DONE BY 8:30PM

Mozart Hall, 2 Gilles St, Warrnambool.

TICKETS

$35 online, no booking fees · group discounts exclusive online. Limited tickets — when they’re gone, they’re gone.

Warrnambool — Friday night at Mozart Hall. Weekend starts here. Grab a mate, grab a seat.

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Mozart Hall
Warrnambool VIC, Australia
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