COLLINS & MIKE SHEER 'THE LOST BOYS COMEDY TOUR'

Trained in the comedy mecca of Canada (the country that brought you hilarious actors like Jim Carrey and Drake), these charmingly demented stand ups have killed all over the world, and are now swooping into your town.

Leave your sensitivity (and garlic) at your mom’s house. Known for going for the jugular, these sassy silly boys deliver some of the finest stand-up the English language has to offer (in your price range). It's fanged comedy that flaps, comedy with bite, and a night to howl* about!

*We know that’s more of a werewolf reference but whatever.

---ABOUT THE BOYS---
Irish-Canadian comic Hunter Collins has performed at festivals such as Just For Laughs Toronto, The Halifax Comedy Festival, The Edinburgh Fringe Festival and has melted hearts and minds on extensive tours through North America, Australia and Europe. Hunter has sexed it up big-time on TV shows like Roast Battle Canada with Russell Peters, Investigation Discovery’s Fear Thy Neighbor, History Channel's How Disney Built America and in a surprising amount of rural bus stations. His latest comedy album Hunter Collins Goes To Hell was released by Comedy Records. Hunter is happily married to 30 Mormon ladies and has 96 biological children.

Hunter's website - www.huntercomedy.com

Canadian comic Mike Sheer's comedy jumps from light to dark, smart to stupid, low-brow to high. Audiences are on their toes while laughing off their butts.

He’s performed in fifteen countries and counting, in really nice theatres and also pretty gross bars. From Athens to Adelaide, Brampton to Bahrain, and a bunch of other places that begin with several other letters. His solo hours at festivals like Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, and Melbourne Comedy Festival have pleasured and sparked cringes in critics and audiences alike.

Despite all this hard work, his magnum opus remains being the kid who gets high and blows his head off in cult stoner classic Harold & Kumar Get The Munchies.

Mike's website - www.mikesheer.net

“Gags written with elegant efficiency and delivered with a punchy style... waltzes around the potentially contentious with a self-effacing charm…” Chortle

"...snapshots of Hicks or Louis CK shine through, but undercut by that Commonwealth wit and dryness." View From The Gods
​“Does not shy away from any topic...has the crowd in stitches” Adelaide Advertiser