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Craig Conant – The Woopsie Daisy Tour

Where
The Comedy Store
The Comedy Store
The Entertainment Quarter, 122 Lang Road, Moore Park NSW 2021
When

Sunday 16 March 2025 from 7:30pm to 8:30pm

Cost

Adult: $49.90

Craig Conant is sober now despite the look on his face.

Born in Los Angeles to a Mexican mother and an angry White father, growing up there was a lot of baseball and illegal fireworks. 

Recently he was selected by the prestigious Just For Laughs Comedy Festival as a New Face. He has appeared on MTV's Next, and Greatest Party Story Ever Told.  Craig has won acclaim for his unique voice and has done voiceover work on cartoon Court Ordered as Skeet William Cole. In the stand-up scene Craig has quickly made a name for himself while sharing the stage with his friends, Bill Burr, Bobby Lee, Theo Von and Michael Yo.

Also he was just fired from Trader Joe's, come find out why.

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