Jimeoin On Ice

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When:

Sun 16 Nov ’08, 7:30pm

Where: Bruce Mason Centre, Cnr Hurstmere Rd & The Promenade, Takapuna Show map

Ticket Information:

Adult: $34.90
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“Has his victims doubled up in agonising laughter . . . ” - The Herald, Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2008

Jimeoin is back in New Zealand after a five night sell out season at The Sky City Theatre in Auckland during comedy madness month of May. With 13 shows lined up throughout Aotearoa beginning 5 November – this tour is starting off with a bang!

Jimeoin is described as everyone’s favourite Irish Australian comedian who sets a wicked self-deprecatory tone with precise detail….His routines are sustained solely by the most subtle of facial expressions as he explains the fine line between looking cunning or appearing sleazy. He extends to some nonchalant physical comedy, tottering around the stage like a chicken crossing a minefield or extolling the virtues of a top – rather than front-loading washing machine.

Certainly the riotous material on unpleasant odours tweak the nostrils, proof that toilet humour is even funnier when you take it into the public domain… Exemplary stand-up comedy honking with his scent of his greatest success to date . . .

“A comic masterpiece” – Daily Mail UK

“Sharp as they come, stand up is rarely so appealing” – London Evening Standard

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Content Editor 4 years ago

Thanks for all your hard case entries!
This time the winners are:
- anna stowers
- Glenn Marvin
Have a great time :)
Gina @ Eventfinder
azpen 4 years ago

The cat!
hhayhurst 4 years ago

My hair first thing in the morning is a continual source of amusement... I never know what I'm going to get when I look in the mirror for the first time each day! I'm always surprised and amused by my hair's daily break for freedom and it's blatant disregard for managability, aesthetics and sometimes, gravity!!
anna stowers 4 years ago

when im listening to my sister talk to my edlerly mum. she has to scream and repeat herself most of the time because my mother is partially deaf.
Rhona McLean 4 years ago

At the moment it's watching the baby goats out the kitchen window that give me the giggles. They queue up by the electric fence debating whether or not it's worth the zap to come to the back door and get fed 30 sec earlier. Then they screw up the nerve and try to sneak under fast enough to miss the zap. it's the tell tale squeal that lets you know when they don't time it right!
Richard 4 years ago

Why girls need so many handbags...you can only use one at a time and then they only ever seem to use 2 at most!!
joybutton 4 years ago

I have to laugh at my boyfriends continued mystification at the amount of paraphernalia a girl needs to have to get ready each day. Trying to explain the need for both a hairdryer and straighter, why you can't just survive with only one colour of eye shadow and why I really do need my 30+ pairs of shoes! Needless to say, to a man who can role out of bed and be out the door 5 minutes later the confusion is understandable though entertaining for me!
Glenn Marvin 4 years ago

Right now I wake up and laugh at myself every morning. Who in there right mind invented Movember. I can't grow parsley let alone something resembling a Mo. The slight brown rash under my lip provides great delight for all my colleagues some of whom are 15 years younger and sporting a heavy brush already! Well at least I make retain my youthful looks longer than them hehehe!
louielouie 4 years ago

I laugh when my cat makes people open the door and stand there while she makes up her mind about coming in. I laugh when my newly cleaned windows get messed up by the neighbour's two year old being so happy to see us that she puts her hands on the windows covering them in food and snot.