Australian showbiz legends, Noeline Brown (The Naked Vicar Show), Max Gillies (The Gillies Report) and John Wood (Blue Heelers) are the entire cast of ‘Mono’ – the brand new classic comedy by Angus FitzSimons (Senior Moments).
“It’s always been a dream of mine to perform together individually with Max and John” says Noeline.
“I also still dream about sitting my final Latin exam and realising I have forgotten to wear clothes, but this has nothing to do with promoting Mono.”
“It is an honour to be asked to do King Lear for the Bell Shakespeare Company,” says Max Gillies.
“But they didn’t ask, so I’m doing Mono.”
“I think we could all do with a laugh at the moment” says well-known former Blue Heelers star John Wood.
“That’s why I watch “Fawlty Towers” after rehearsals for Mono are thankfully over.”
Producer and Dictator, Angus FitzSimons says “It is a privilege to have these three legends as the cast. Max, Noeline and John are household names and also recognised in flats”.
Mono is a comedy revue play in the tradition of Joyce Grenfell, Alan Bennett and Bob Newhart; with nine brilliant comic characters brought to life through hysterical monologues in 90 minutes of wit, fun and laughter.
What is Mono about? It’s about 90 minutes. It’s also about a hectoring Headmistress, a bad Bush Poet (and he don’t know it), a puzzled Policeman, a meandering Minister, a chaotic Conductor, a mindless “Mindfulness” teacher, a surreal Sotheby’s Auctioneer, and a very, very sozzled Mother of the Bride. It’s about pure fun and about to be at a theatre near you in 2022.
Tickets for “Mono” are available now via https://monoshow.com.au/
MONO 2022 TOUR DATES AND THEATRES
| NSW | ||
| 1st February | Chatswood Concourse Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 3rd February | Newcastle Civic Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 5th February | Port Macquarie Glasshouse | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 10th February | IPAC Theatre Wollongong | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| ACT | ||
| 12th February | Canberra Playhouse | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| VIC | ||
| 15th February | Ballarat Civic Hall | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 17th February | Bendigo Ulumbarra Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 19th February | Geelong Costa Hall | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 22nd February | Melbourne Capitol Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 24th February | Frankston Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| TAS | ||
| 26th February | Hobart Theatre Royal | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| QLD | ||
| 1st March | Gold Coast HOTA Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 3rd March | Maryborough Brolga Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 5th March | Noosa J Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 8th March | Brisbane Redland Concert Hall | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 10th March | Caloundra Kings Theatre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
| 12th March | Cairns Performing Arts Centre | 2pm and 7:30pm |
