The Sydney Opera House announces Jonathan Biggins as Paul Keating in an unmissable one-man comedy this May
One of Australia's favourite performers, Jonathan Biggins, is Paul Keating "” visionary, reformer and rabble-rouser.
Venue: Sydney Opera House
Address: Bennelong Point, Sydney
Time: 13 - 18 May 7.30pm and 2.30pm 18th May
Ticket: $39.20 - $75
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Address: Bennelong Point, Sydney
Time: 13 - 18 May 7.30pm and 2.30pm 18th May
Ticket: $39.20 - $75
Buy / Ticket: https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/events/whats-on/comedy/2019/the-gospel-according-to-paul.html
Web: https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/events/whats-on/comedy/2019/the-gospel-according-to-paul.html
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Direct from the Parliamentary Despatch Box, renowned satirist Jonathan Biggins will tackle one of Australia's most memorable Prime Ministers, Paul Keating, in a highly anticipated new comedy, The Gospel According to Paul.
Audiences are invited for a satirical masterclass at the Sydney Opera House from 13-18 May as Biggins delves into the life and times of the abrasive and erudite ex-Labour Party leader, focussing on key biographical milestones, landmark political achievements and personal obsessions.
Fans of Sydney Theatre Company's long-running Wharf Revue will be familiar with Biggins' uncanny sketches as Keating. This new, full-length production showcases the former PM's uproarious and acerbic debating style, firing off an ever-growing list of memorable zingers from the man who stubbornly refuses to fade into obscurity.
The Gospel According to Paul paints a comic, insightful and occasionally poignant portrait of Keating, the man that - as he tells it - "single-handedly shaped contemporary Australia", and asks the question; what can we learn today from this singular politician, and the momentous era in our country's history that he dominated?
Audiences are invited for a satirical masterclass at the Sydney Opera House from 13-18 May as Biggins delves into the life and times of the abrasive and erudite ex-Labour Party leader, focussing on key biographical milestones, landmark political achievements and personal obsessions.
Fans of Sydney Theatre Company's long-running Wharf Revue will be familiar with Biggins' uncanny sketches as Keating. This new, full-length production showcases the former PM's uproarious and acerbic debating style, firing off an ever-growing list of memorable zingers from the man who stubbornly refuses to fade into obscurity.
The Gospel According to Paul paints a comic, insightful and occasionally poignant portrait of Keating, the man that - as he tells it - "single-handedly shaped contemporary Australia", and asks the question; what can we learn today from this singular politician, and the momentous era in our country's history that he dominated?