Image courtesy of Perri Cassie
You are invited into ‘Channel Perri’- a one hour live picture of quality stand-up entertainment featuring Melbourne based comedian Perri Cassie, and a stack tonne of his best jokes.
His humour is a mix of observational, self deprecating honesty. The way Perri starts the show is inventive, and immediately gets the audience on board and excited about a show they may have taken a punt on.
Perri is a very good writer. There are consistent jokes throughout each story or topic, making for no dull moments, or waiting for punch lines. His jokes are unique and memorable- the full audience was a mix of different age demographics, but everyone was loving it from start to finish. There were many applause moments after a great punch line.
A likeable and relatable performer with imagination and strength in comedy, his jokes range from what he thinks opening a milk cartoon, not receiving a birthday card and being cheated on, to the shocking thing he did to some slippers whilst working in retail.
This is clever comedy with a wide audience appeal. Book ahead so you don’t miss out!
You can see ‘Channel Perri’…
Date: 12th to 23rd of April
Time: 9:00pm
Location: The Unknown Union, 1000 pound bend, 361 Little Lonsdale Street
Tickets: $10.30-$15.30
Information: No wheelchair access
Links:
Instagram/Twitter – @channelperri
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