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Wednesday, 14 April 2021, 5:43 am
In 2018, James Roque returned to the Philippines for the
first time as an adult. His next big trip is across the
North Island of Aotearoa. Both are more life-changing than
they first sound.
James Roque’s smash-hit Boy
Mestizo is back. A finalist for the Fred Award for Best NZ
Show at the 2019 NZ International Comedy Festival, Roque
brings his hour of too real laughs back to both Wellington
and Auckland’s NZ International Comedy Festivals, and to
Palmerston North, Hastings, Gisborne, and Rotorua for the
first time! A show with a powerful blend of personal,
political, and
Press Release – A Mulled Whine
In 2018, James Roque returned to the Philippines for the first time as an adult. His next big trip is across the North Island of Aotearoa. Both are more life-changing than they first sound.
James Roque’s smash-hit Boy Mestizo is back. A finalist for the Fred Award for Best NZ Show at the 2019 NZ International Comedy Festival, Roque brings his hour of ‘too real’ laughs back to both Wellington and Auckland’s NZ International Comedy Festivals, and to Palmerston North, Hastings, Gisborne, and Rotorua for the first time! A show with a powerful blend of personal, political, and
Tom Lounges
• Mush Music Productions of Northwest Indiana brings Chicago rapper Twista (twista.com) to the Hobart Art Theatre (230 Main St.) in downtown Hobart Saturday. Twista has a new EP, Lifetime, now available on all music platforms. The show has a 9 p.m. start time and is stacked with a trio of support acts Groppo, Angel Da Demon and No Coastal. Tickets for the 18 & older performance range from $27.50 to $50. More: brickartlive.com.
⢠The weekly Open Mic hosted by multi-instrumentalist Marc Adrian (of Groovatron fame) happens tonight from 8-11 p.m. at The Flat Rock Tap (6732 Calumet Ave.) in Hammond. The stage is open to not only musicians, but comedians, spoken word artists and more. Admission is free. More: 219- 852-5262.