Naan-stop Laughs (Dinner and Comedy Show)
Description
Join us for a night of delicious food and brilliant comedy at Bridgeport Hotel! Grab a ticket for yourself or get a group of friends together a book a table to enjoy the evening with great company.
Doors open at 6pm, and the evening starts at 6:30pm with dinner served to the tables as a shared dining experience, with the bar open for all your beverage needs.
Your menu is:
Soft Naan bread
Crisp pappadum
Steamed white rice
Creamy mild butter chicken
Tender beef maddras
At 7pm your host takes the spotlight and the show begins with an incredible line up of comedians set to have you laughing long after you've wiped the last of the butter chicken from the bowl with naan bread.
Lineup
MC for the night, Bill Egan -
Your MC for the night, Bill Egan is Adelaide’s very own wacky side character in all the right ways. Bursting with creativity, irony, self awareness and wit. Bill wasted years becoming an up-and-coming darling of the London comedy circuit before some plague destroyed the world we knew. He was living on a broken down boat with no running water at the time, so decided he’d better head home to the tender bosom of Mother Adelaide. His Edinburgh Fringe debut saw him earn rave reviews while he slept in a soaking tent next to the mould-ridden van he’d bought to live in.
Act 1 Chetan Singh (aka Delhi Buoy)
RAW Comedy SA winner 2022 and runner-up at the nationals. Chetan is multilingual, girl DAD, comedian, investor and I.T worker, there is not much he hasn't half-assed in his life. He truly believes that, in life, there is only one thing that is consistent and that is quitting. Jokes aside (but also not), he has been touring Australia performing at the best comedy clubs around the country for the last 5 years (Comedy Lounge Perth and Comedy Store Sydney to name a few). He is known for his heavy sarcasm, immigrant perspective, and high-energy solo shows like '7-Eleven Attack: The Indians Are Coming'.
Act 2 Sean Quinn
Sean Quinn is an Adelaide based Irish stand-up comedian and Senior Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. He uniquely blends his mental health background with sharp observations on migration, identity, and cognitive distortions in festival shows like You'll Be Grand (and other cognitive distortions) and Mind Your Craic. His unique style of comedy combines self-deprecation, rapid-fire storytelling, and practical mental-health reframes, acting as a one-man "group-therapy" session on stage.
Act 3 - Surprise Guest
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