The Scottish Kiwi
A few wee thoughts on what it means to be Scottish, Kiwi, and a friend of Dorothy.
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After fleeing Scotland, Ryan McGhee plonked his fabulous gay ass in New Zealand. He's "born and fled" - while he’s fiercely patriotic as a Scotsman, he’d never bloody live there! New Zealand has firmly become home. During the show Ryan will be sharing his observations on what it means to be Scottish, Kiwi and gay. The "holy trifecta" if you will...
“A strong performer with a likeable persona and bubbly energy…McGhee leaves me in stitches. This show strikes me as a Netflix special cutting its teeth” - Art Murmurs
“Offers plenty of whimsical insights and good laughs” - Theatreview
“The best example of what Fringe festival is all about…an hour of quality stand-up comedy and a great hour’s entertainment…hilariously smutty gay jokes and a disarming ability to tell a great story” - Regional News
Winner of "Best Newcomer, Lower North Island" at the NZ Comedy Guild Awards 2022
Nominated for "Best Newcomer" at the Wellington Comedy Awards 2022
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Duration
1hr
Price
$15.00
Venue
New Athenaeum Theatre
23 The Octagon Central Dunedin
| Wheelchair Access YES
Accessible Bathroom YES
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