";s:4:"text";s:2816:" Tommy Little is Australia’s premier dickhead. I also got a sneak peak of a few Melbourne Comedy Fest acts for free at Easey Street Concert Hall in Collingwood, which is something I’d never come across in Sydney. He’s known for his off-the-cuff comments, but comedian Tommy Little really outdid himself on The Sunday Project last night. By George, It's Gershwin. From Jimmy Carr at the Arts Centre to Tommy Little at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, we’ve enjoyed the big acts that have come through here. He brings his tales to life with effortless charisma, high energy and a cheeky yet intimate connection with his audiences. Something Special - Julie Anthony. On the other hand we did enjoy a few shows at the Sydney Opera House … Concert for Darwin. June Bronhill at the Sydney Opera House. Music from the XIIth Commonwealth Games Brisbane 1982. Armchair Melodies - David Gray.
He’s smart, engaging and capable of holding a room in the palm of his hand. The Sydney Opera House is situated on Bennelong Point (originally called Cattle Point), a promontory on the south side of the harbour just east of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.It was named for Bennelong, one of two Aborigines (the other man was named Colebee) who served as liaisons between Australia’s first British settlers and the local population. Tommy Little is the most exciting comedian of his generation. Duelling Pianos - Tommy & Vicky Tycho. When he wasn’t on your television, he was hopping from festival to festival, selling out wherever he went. Australia, the Just for Laughs Stand Up Special live from the Sydney Opera House and continued being everyone’s favourite correspondent for The Project. A Little More Love . 1980s. Performing live is what Tommy does best, so do yourself a favour and go and enjoy a brand new show from the most exciting … 1990s. The panel was discussing an Australian inventor named David Mayman, who had recently flown around the Sydney Opera House using a jetpack. His comedy bubbles with an irresistible energy – bursting to tell you the next story. … His real-life antics and setbacks are foolish, funny as hell and probably his own fault. For the past few years, Tommy has been the host of the Just for Laughs stand-up series from the Sydney Opera House, filmed for the Comedy Channel in Australia, and regularly sells out his live shows across the country.