A Record or an OBE performance dates

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Jan 042008
 

Dates, times and venues have all been confirmed for A Record or an OBE’s Adelaide Fringe and Comedy Festival seasons, and here are the details. Note that bookings aren’t yet open for either season; we’ll let you know when you can buy tickets! We’ll be in the Adelaide Fringe guide when it’s released on January 9, too.

Adelaide Fringe Festival

Venue: The Fridge, Fringe Factory
Address: The Old Balfours Pie Factory, Elizabeth Street (off Waymouth Street)
Dates: March 4-9, 11-16
Time: 6:00pm

Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Venue: The Evatt Room, Trades Hall
Address: Corner Lygon and Victoria Streets, Melbourne
Dates: March 19-22, 25-29; April 1-5, 8-12
Time: 6:30pm

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OBE seasons confirmed for 2008

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Dec 032007
 

The Melbourne Fringe hit comedy play A Record or an OBE returns for seasons in Adelaide and Melbourne in early 2008! Dates have now been confirmed for the Adelaide Fringe Festival and Melbourne International Comedy Festival, so watch this space for all the details very soon.

And don’t forget that you can catch OBE co-stars Rob Lloyd and Ben McKenzie on stage together in theatre in decay’s The Lobotomist, performed in Week 2 of the Top 30 plays in the 2007 Melbourne Short and Sweet short play competition at the Arts Centre. See the Short and Sweet web site for details. Rob and Ben are also both members of impro comedy troupe The Crew, and you can check out their line-ups page for information on where and when they’ll be appearing with the group.

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OBE commended at Fringe Awards!

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Oct 142007
 

At the Melbourne Fringe awards announced last night, A Record or an OBE was highly commended by the judges for the Comedy category! In addition, Caz Reitop’s Dirty Secrets, home to both OBE and Nicky Talacko’s excellent Cinder-effin-rella, took home the award for Best Venue! Congratulations to Zac and all the crew at Dirty Secrets; you really deserved this.

Many friends of Shaolin Punk also won awards, so congratulations to Mathew Kenneally (Best Comedy for Mathew Kenneally for Parliament), Adam J. Cass (Melbourne Dramatists Emerging Writers Award for I Love You, Bro), Vanessa Baylen (Best Special Event for Death By Chocolate) and all the other Fringe participants this year. I hope you all had a great festival!

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