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Wellington Pulp Comedy Trials

Published: Wed 13 Sep 2000 02:31 PM
Over the next two weeks Wellington comedians will get the chance to compete for a prestigious spot in TV2's Pulp Comedy.
The sixth season of the popular television show is due to film in November, and the producers are now searching for the country's top comedy talent.
Wellington's Pulp Comedy trials will be held on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 September at Indigo Bar and Venue, 171 Cuba Street. Comedians selected to trial will perform in front of judges from Pulp Comedy's production company, Phoenix Television, and from Comedyfest.
Each night will be packed with an array of the Capital's finest comic performers, many of whom are already Pulp Comedy veterans. The best of these performers will go on to appear in series 6 of Pulp Comedy.
Up-and-coming standup comedians not already chosen to trial will have the opportunity to win a spot in the trials at "Fresh Pulp", to be held at Indigo on Thursday 21 September.
This showcase of new talent will feature up to 18 of Wellington's freshest new comedians - a marathon night of comedy. Four Fresh Pulp performers will be selected to go through to the Pulp Comedy trials the following week.
Fresh Pulp and the Wellington Pulp Comedy Trials - brought to you by Very Serious Productions in association with Comedyfest.
Fresh Pulp Thursday 21 September
Wellington Pulp Comedy Trials Thursday 28 and Friday 29 September
Indigo Bar and Venue 171 Cuba Street 8:30pm (doors open 8pm) $10 waged / $5 unwaged
Sully O'Sullivan 021 255 2297 Jarrod Baker 025 748 418

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