Cameron James - Blue Mountains Comedy Festival

8:15pm-10pm
Metropole Hotel
Katoomba
As seen on ABC’s BAD COMPANY and GUY MONT-SPELLING BEE and more.Award winning stand-up comedian, actor and suburban legend, Cameron James welcomes you into his tiny little world. A world filled with: blue light discos, suburban dinner theatre restaurants, crap first kisses and teenage rockstar dreams. After starring in the hit ABC series Bad Company, and popping up in Guy Mont-Spelling Bee, Tonight At The Museum, and The Killings of Parrish Station, join the hilarious Cam for a night of his best bits, stories, jokes and maybe even some gosh darn music. “Comedy gold” ★★★★1/2 The Herald “ Cameron is a stunning, evocative storyteller… the laughs come thick and fast” Squirrell Comedy Doors & Drinks from 8:15pm Showtime 9pm www.instagram.com/iamcameronjames More Shows on Sale: www.bluemountainscomedyfestival.com.au www.instagram.com/bluemountainscomedyfestival www.instagram.com/bluemountainscomedy
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