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PANTS ARE FOR LOSERS and other theories

Published: Wed 2 May 2012 10:42 AM
PRESS RELEASE: For immediate release
WHAT: Hair of the Dog Productions and Harpur’s Bizarre present:
PANTS ARE FOR LOSERS and other theories
WITH: Sarah Harpur
Produced by Mary Laine
WHEN: Tuesday 15 May – Sat 19 May, 7:00pm WHERE:The Fringe Bar Cnr Vivian and Cuba sts, Wellington Tickets: ticketek.co.nz Adults $16, Conc. $12, Groups 6+ $12
Wellington Comedian Sarah Harpur Goes Scien-terrific
Sarah Harpur is a philosopher, scientist and business guru. Just because she has no ‘qualifications’ in these subjects, does not mean she is not an expert in all fields. Be prepared to be shocked and awed-out by conspiracy theories, scientific hypothesis and heaps of brainy-as shit.
Sarah’s new show, Harpur’s Bizarre, is loaded with scientific goodies:
Theory one: Pants are for losers
Theory two: Fire fighters are over-diversifying their skill set.
Theory three: Whales should stop whinging and grow some legs.
Evolution. Revolution. Cancer the Musical. Harpur's Bizarre!
2011 AMP Scholarship recipient, Sarah Harpur has performed her delightfully macabre comedy at New Zealand International Comedy Festival, as well as Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. She has won numerous awards for her comedy, including 2009 National Raw Comedy Quest, 2011 Best Comedy at Dunedin Fringe, and 2009 NZ Comedy Guild Best Newcomer. Sarah is sometimes brilliant, often silly, always bizarre. Please Note: Audience Members will be expected to enter a state of willing disbelief.
“Every joke hits the mark, she is in control and she knows it.” -Maryanne Cathro- Theatrereview
“An indomitable bundle of enthusiasm” –TVNZ “Sarah Harpur brings an infectious, slightly clownish glee to her roles.” -John Smythe- Theatrereview
“a delinquent sunbeam” – Kate Blackhurst- Lumiere Reader CONTACT: Mary Laine, Producer
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