Name: James Acaster
Start: 2017-04-18T19:00:00.0000000+12:00
End: 2017-04-23T21:00:00.0000000+12:00

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18 Apr

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23 Apr

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ADULT

$25.00

TRILOGY COMBO A ticket to RECOGNISE, REPRESENT and RESET

$60.00

FINAL SHOW - RECAP:

ALL AGES

$20.00

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Running Time: 60 minutes

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James Acaster: Recognise | Represent | Reset

NZ International Comedy Festival legend, James Acaster from England, is back for a very special Trilogy Season of his last 3 award winning solo shows.

Recognise (2014), Represent (2015) and Reset (2016).

Just 3 performances of each of these critically acclaimed shows. A total of 9 performances over 6 nights. A unique opportunity to catch up with this 5 time Edinburgh Fringe Comedy Award Nominee.

“James Acaster continues to stun with the boundless creativity and technical mastery he applies …year after year” The Scotsman

Attn James Acaster Fans
Auckland Encore
JAMES ACASTER : RECAP (Sunday 23rd Apr, 9PM)

James Acaster uses old material to explain a gap in The Trelogy.

He basically saw Rogue One and thought it was really cool so is now trying to do a comedy show like Rogue One.

This show might only make sense if you’ve seen his other three shows at the festival. Then again, if you laughed at any of the other shows without seeing them all, maybe it doesn't matter.

Most of the material in this show is from his 2011-2013 shows.

Rogue One was so cool!