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06-10 May$25.00 - $32.00 (*service fee may apply)
Winner Best Newcomer 2023 - Sydney Comedy Festival
Nominee Best Newcomer 2023 - Melbourne International Comedy Festival
The breakout star of last year's TV gala is back!
Unmarried Chinese daughter He Huang came out as a white man on stage in her last show.
He thought she was a business tie and finger guns away from opportunity, respect and finally being able to understand bitcoin. It didn't exactly turn out that way. Instead, she now has a family to feed, a wife to please and has been tasked with solving all the world problems that her people (white men) caused.
This is her burden. White Man's Burden!
As seen on Thank God You're Here, Australia's Got Talent and the NZ Comedy Festival Gala
★★★★ 'A sharp wit with a deceptively laid-back style that’s as dry as the desert.' -Time Out
Local tip
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Skip the queue at Citizen Q by booking a table for some pre-show nibbles and drinks.
Getting there
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Q Theatre is a 2-minute walk from Aotea Square and a 16-minute walk from Britomart Train Station. Being on Queen Street, there are many buses that stop right outside the theatre. If driving, you’ll find the closest option at The Civic Car Park.
More info
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