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Listies heading to town

World renowned comedy duo The Listies are on their way to The Bowery Theatre in St Albans this weekend.

Fresh off touring the UK, the duo who has been seen on ABC kids produces a comedy concert for everyone aged four to 400.

The Listies are Richard ‘Rich’ Higgins and Matthew ‘Matt’ Kelly, a comedy double act who are serious about being silly.

To date, they have written nine award-winning critically acclaimed live shows, collaborated with most major theatre companies and festivals in Australia, toured three continents, recorded four albums, and published two books.

Matt said after taking the show overseas, they cannot wait to bring the show to Melbourne’s west.

“We’re really excited to be bringing the show to St Albans, it’s got lots of clowning around and sketches,” he said.

“The reason our shows are so fun is that adults can have just as good of a time as the kids do.

“It’s kind of like watching an episode of Bluey, except Bluey squirts you with a water pistol and drags her bum across the stage because she’s got worms.

“Come along, since, dance and have a really fun time.”

The show is set to be performed on Saturday, September 7, from 3pm to 4pm.

Tickets: creativebrimbank.com.au/the-listies-make-some-noise

Gerald Lynch

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