Tribute to Laurel and Hardy. The Boys are back in town, proving laughter is the best medicine!
Tickets: $25/$20
General seating - not reserved or numbered
(T 0419 267 318)
Stephen Robertson, cinephile and loyal supporter of the sessions, will introduce the classic.
After the introduction, there will be a presentation of the comedy classic, The Flying Deuces (1939).
“Stan and Ollie are in Paris when Ollie falls head-over-heels for a charming innkeeper’s daughter — only to discover she’s already married. Heartbroken, they absurdly decide the only cure is to enlist in the French Foreign Legion together. What follows is a riotous chain of misadventures: bungled military training, chaotic camp life, wrongful desertion charges — and, in true Laurel & Hardy style, a madcap escape via stolen plane. Between the slapstick chaos, a surreal jail-cell harp solo, and a whimsical musical number, this is a full-length feature that blends romance, despair, and classic physical comedy into one unforgettable ride. Our companions?
Master comedians, Stan and Ollie of course.”
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Location
Sydney Unitarian Church
History House. Ground Floor Auditorium.
15 Francis Street, Darlinbghurst NSW 2010(Near Bridge Street)
Public transport options with bus; Martin Place and Wynard Stations; and Circular Quay.
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