Love Song Dedications
Event description
Love Song Dedications
with Port Bus to the Jetty Memorial Theatre, Coffs Harbour
Friday 23rd July 2021
A bonkers comedy lecture about love songs
Created by Tom Hogan and Bonnie Leigh Dodds
In 2013, after 17 years of being on air, late night radio legend, Richard Mercer, left his final Love Song Dedication. Now, two brave friends attempt to fill the void that ‘The Love God’ left behind. Join Bonnie and Tom on their quest to find the perfect love song. After listening to literally thousands of dedications this hilarious duo are neck deep in the challenge. They seriously need your help. It’s going to take all night! Actually, only about 70 minutes. You’ll laugh, you might cry. And your heart will soar (secretly) at all those half-forgotten songs you’re ashamed to know the lyrics to. Part comedy show and part performance, the critically acclaimed and utterly charming Love Song Dedications (without Richard Mercer) will take you on a joyous ride through contemporary politics, philosophy and wicked dance moves, one pop song at a time. In a world of post-truths, pandemics, ironic memes and anti-social media, this highly intelligent and warm-hearted show is the ultimate therapeutic experience. Irony will be truly dead, and only one question will hang in the air
Itinerary: Pickups will commence by 16:00. We arrive for dinner around 18:00. Depart for the Jetty Memorial Theatre by 19:10. The 70-minute show (no interval) finishes around 21:10, make your way to the bus and we will load & GO
Bring your pillow and blanket along for a snooze on your way home.
$169 per person
Includes: Return transport, Port Bus welcome pack, 2-course dinner @ Suban Thai, Show Ticket & booking fees.
For more information or to book;
Phone: 02 6583 3330
Email: admin@portbus.com.au
Website: https://www.portbus.com.au/tours-and-event-transport
Book Online: https://events.humanitix.com/love-song-dedications
All tours require a minimum number to proceed
Anyone person intoxicated acting unruly will be denied transport