Image courtesy of Blake Everett
Blake Everett is a ‘King of Nothing’, but he sure does ‘rule’ at comedy. This 19-year old comedian has put all his energy into comedy since graduating high school- and it shows. His musical songs are well written and clever. He takes risks. He knows how to play audience interaction to his advantage.
There is no real structure to the show- which Blake tells us. It is a collection of different bits of his comedy- from a joke about his Dad jumper, to a song about sexy snap chats, and a quirky joke about ‘lists’. He’s definitely one to watch on the comedy scene in years to come.
Sweet natured with a sometimes dirty sense of humour, and an intelligent approach to his work. Blake will energise you with laughter from start to finish.
You can see ‘King of Nothing’…
When: 10th-22nd April (no shows 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th)
Where: Tasma Terrace, 6 Parliament Place
Tickets: $25
Information: Venue is not wheelchair accessible
Links: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/2022/shows/king-of-nothing
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