Love Don’t Live Here Anymore, You Do
      Wānaka Festival of Colour presentsLove Don’t Live Here Anymore, You Do

      Love Don’t Live Here Anymore, You Do

      Wilson Dixon

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      Pacific Crystal Palace

      Amigos & Wanaka Hotel Lawn

      Wanaka, New Zealand

      When

      Sun 30 Mar 2025

      Running Time

      60 minutes

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      Wilson Dixon is known to many as the greatest country singer Cripple Creek has ever produced. He’s also the only country singer Cripple Creek has ever produced, but whichever way you look at it, it’s a pretty good achievement. Life of late has been “fun" for Wilson living next door to his ex-wife Maureen who ran off with another man, their neighbour, and also navigating his way through the pandemic denying conspiracy theory believing members of his extended family. More specifically he means his brother Jethro, who has interesting theories about the shape of the Earth and believes that vaping makes him smarter. 

      Join Wilson for an intimate hour as he performs his brand new show with brand new songs about his unfortunately not brand new extended family. 

      And expect a few new stories about his feud with his angry horse Andrew.

      Deadpan delivery of some of the funniest songs you’ll ever hear - Time Out, UK. 

      Sparks of pure brilliance - TVNZ 

      Packs more laughs into the allotted time than one would think possible - The Guardian

      A celebration of absurdity... showcases how humour can be found in the mundane and unexpected details of life. -  Theatreview  

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