Comedian Denise Hanlon will bring her show Recycled to the Fun Haus Factory in Gosford on Friday, November 15.
Known for her quick wit, powerhouse vocals and unfiltered humour, Hanlon will be joined by her dashing piano-man Jeremy Brennan for a night that promises all the sass, style and singalong fun you could ask for.
The talented duo is a crowd favourite selling out every show they’ve played at cabaret hubs like Claire’s Kitchen on Oxford St.
Expect a night filled with music you’ll want to belt along to, unexpected one-liners and more than a little audience participation.
A regular at Sydney’s iconic Mardi Gras including the Great Debate, Fair Day and Women Sing Something at World Pride, Hanlon is known for her irreverent, larger-than-life style.
Her rare mix of humour, heart and stunning musical talent shines.
Brennan, aka King Casual, is a seasoned musician and songwriter originally from Sydney and now based on the Central Coast.
He won the inaugural Nordoff-Robbins Songwriting Award.
Together, they create a show that takes you from belly laughs to heartfelt harmonies in seconds.
Bookings are available online only at funhausfactory.org.au/whats-on/
How about we support the Funhaus by moving them into the old library. Save the building and save the sanity of local residents constantly bombarded by loud music that is seemingly unregulated and not contain able from an open deck. 2 birds one stone.