The sold-out hit from the boy from (near) Disneyland March 30-April 22 tues-sat @ 9:30pm (no show Easter Sunday) previews March 30 & 31 The David Williamson Theater 55 St. John Street, Prahran

California Comic, Andrew Stanley, born and raised two blocks from Disneyland, says this about his profession “It’s like, you know…I don’t know…know what I mean?”

Timothy, theater technician, has a fright. The audience is early…or are they? Although the show will be late going up, this actually is not a problem for Timothy. In fact, it turns into a dream come true for the initially reluctant techie. He’s happy to stall the audience as long as he has to for the “real star”, Jerry Dunkin from NYC. Jerry, a recent recipient of the “Siberian Oscar” has wowed fans with his diversity in such rolls as “the Idiot” in Dostoevsky’s The Idiot and “the Crook” in Mammet’s 25 Crooks a Day.

Timothy decides to share some of his own insights with the audience while they wait. The hilarity rolls on as he tells all, a particular gem being a story about his father, the Jungle Boat captain at Disneyland, who also composes three-note-car-alarm songs. “original and off-the-wall.” Star Tribune

In WAIT A MINUTE…WHAT? Andrew Stanley combines stand-up comedy, traditional theater, street theater forms and video to portray the difficulties of finding love and friendship in a cynical world. As the San Francisco Chronicle said, WAIT A MINUTE…WHAT? is “Outrageously funny and also very deep”.

Written by The Güten Jüngs, Andrew Stanley and Georg Koeniger, WAIT A MINUTE…WHAT? has had sold-out seasons in the United States and Europe. Andrew Stanley has been classified as a rare commodity in the world of one-person shows. WAIT A MINUTE…WHAT? has been lauded by critics as “one show not to be missed.” The Pulse“A rare and uncynical performance in a very funny show.” Minneapolis City Pages.

Andrew’s stage persona says of Andrew, “ahm,… well,… he’s like, you know,… I don’t know,… I mean he was a kid for a while, then he grew up,… I mean kind of,… he went to school and stuff, studying things, then he was like, you know,… like traveling around, … doing some focusing,… know what I mean? Yeah, then he was in New York for a while,… hanging out you know, and there he’s done a lot of different things,… like you know,… stuff things,… you know, and now he says he’s an artist or something, but,… I don’t know,… you think he looks like one? I don’t know. Whatever. “Seldom has nothing been quite so captivating” The Edmonton Sun

Tickets : $15/$10 --all previews $10-- Ticketmaster 136100 or at the door

For further information, please call Kathryn Ross at Ballyhoo Publicity on 03 9329 8884 or 0411 286 500

Parental advisory: Please be careful. This show contains words and ideas. It will make you think about stuff and things.