Lawrence Mooney Reveals ‘Dead Set Country’ Australian Tour Dates
Aussie funnyman Lawrence Mooney is taking his hugely successful Fringe show on the road.
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After leaving crowds rolling in the aisles with laughter during Adelaide Fringe, funnyman Lawrence Mooney is taking his new show, Dead Set Country, on the road from August to November.
Mooney’s new hour of stand-up is about a city boy taking on the Australian outback and has been described as “Clarkson’s Farm meets Lawrence Mooney’s head-on collision with country Australia.”
The stand-up gig has received rave reviews, with The List calling Dead Set Country an “energetic show with physicality and great crowd-work.”
Mooney has locked in 27 dates across four months, kicking things off on Friday, August 1 at Illawarra Performing Arts Centre in Wollongong. The sometime panel member of The Front Bar performs in a wide range of venues and towns, including Albury, Toowoomba, Newcastle and Ballarat, before a final encore show in Adelaide at Her Majesty’s Theatre on Friday, November 21.
Pre-sale begins on Friday, April 30. For full ticketing details, visit lawrencemooney.com.
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Across a career spanning more than 30 years, Mooney has cemented himself as one of the country’s best thanks to his hilarious insights on life and witty delivery. Mooney is also known for the many funny characters he brings to life during his stand-up performances and on television, including one of his most recent, Port Adelaide fan Gavin Muntberry, who appeared on The Front Bar.
Mooney is also an award winner, having won several gongs over the journey, including Best Show at The Sydney Comedy Festival, Best National Act at the Perth Comedy Festival and Best Comedy Act at the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
Along with being a staple of the Aussie stand-up community, Mooney appears regularly on radio and television and was the former presenter of Dirty Laundry Live.
Catch Lawrence Mooney at Her Majesty’s Theatre on Friday, November 21. For ticketing information, visit lawrencemooney.com.
Lawrence Mooney Dead Set Country 2025 Australian Tour Dates
Friday, August 1 – Illawarra Performing Arts Centre, Wollongong
Friday, August 8 – Wollondilly Performing Arts Centre, Picton
Saturday, August 9 – Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub – Blue Mountains
Friday, August 15 – Theatre Royal, Hobart
Saturday, August 16 – Country Club Tasmania, Launceston
Friday, August 22 – Albury Entertainment Centre, Albury
Saturday, August 23 – Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, Wagga Wagga
Friday, August 29 – Geelong Arts Centre, Geelong
Saturday, August 30 – Kyneton Town Hall, Kyneton
Friday, September 5 – Berninneit, Cowes
Saturday, September 6 – Gippsland Performing Arts Centre, Traralgon
Friday, September 12 – Empire Theatre, Toowoomba
Saturday, September 13 – The Events Centre, Caloundra
Friday, September 19 – Civic Theatre Newcastle, Newcastle
Saturday, September 20 – Laycock Street Community Theatre, Gosford
Friday, October 10 – West Gippsland Arts Centre, Warragul
Friday, October 17 – Bowral Bowling Club, Bowral
Friday, October 24 – Home of the Arts, Gold Coast
Saturday, October 25 – Byron Community Centre and Byron Theatre, Byron Bay
Friday, October 31 – Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, Mandurah
Saturday, November 1 – His Majesty’s Theatre, Perth
Sunday, November 2 – Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre, Kalamunda
Friday, November 7 – Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool, Warrnambool
Saturday, November 8 – Her Majesty’s Ballarat, Ballarat
Friday, November 14 – The Capital, Bendigo
Thursday, November 20 – Darwin Entertainment Centre, Darwin
Friday, November 21 – Her Majesty’s Theatre, Adelaide
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