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This Perth International Comedy Festival has been organised and publicised so much better than the WWCF we’ve had the last few years. Hopefully it will continue to grow and get better.
I think PICF have pulled better and more international guests than WWCF did in three or so years in operation.
Perhaps I’m getting my hopes up though.
I now have tickets to John Robertson, Sammy J & Randy, Joel Creasey, and Super Dub.
They’re all in the one week.
I think I shall become very familiar with the Astor during that time.
They’re probably the last time I’ll be at the Astor underage. Exciting times! Comedy shall be much cheaper when I can go to a show without worrying about the cost of Mum’s ticket too. She’ll still come with me to a fair few things, but it’ll be nice to know I don’t have to buy a second ticket to somewhere that’s 18+!
Adding to my excitement is that 3/4 are in the Astor Lounge which is a small movie theatre upstairs with 100 seats. It’s so intimate and gorgeous. There’s not even any stage, just the gap between chairs and the movie screen. Perfect.
I like the main theatre less due to it being so flat but we’ve got 3rd row tickets to Sammy J & Randy so it’s not a problem.
Also, I’m finally giving Amy her birthday present this week. We’re going to see Ross Noble at the Regal Theatre this Wednesday. My present was very prompt considering her birthday was in November last year.
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