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Comedy fans, prepare yourselves for one of the biggest live shows to hit Vancouver.
On March 12, 2020, the team behind award-winning podcast My Dad Wrote A Porno is bringing their live show to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre as part of their next world tour.
The team recently had their own critically acclaimed HBO comedy special, over 180 million downloads, as well as a sell-out world tour, and now they’re going to be doing it all over again with stops in North America, the UK, Europe, and more.
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Join Jamie Morton and his mates James Cooper and Alice Levine, as he delves deeper into his father’s Belinda Blinked erotic saga, featuring plenty of never-before-heard material. The fifth season of the comedy podcast will launch Monday, September 9, 2019.
Tickets to My Dad Wrote A Porno live at Queen Elizabeth Theatre are on sale now, ranging from $32.50 to $69.50 via Ticketmaster. But you could be going to the show for free by entering the contest below!
Contest
To enter for your chance to win two tickets to see My Dad Wrote A Porno live in Vancouver at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on March 12, 2020, do at least one of the following:
1. Follow Live Nation BC on Instagram – @LiveNationBC and leave a comment on the following IG post tagging which friend you would bring to the concert, alongside the hashtag #dhcontest. (1 entry)
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2. Tweet the following (1 entry):
- Win two tickets to see @dadwroteaporno live in Vancouver on March 12, 2020, via @livenationwest & @DailyHiveVan RT to enter! #dhcontest
Contest entries will be accepted from the time and date of publishing until 11:59 pm on June 25, 2019. One winner will be chosen at random and contacted through the platform they used to enter.
My Dad Wrote A Porno Vancouver Live Show 2020
When: Thursday, March 12, 2020
Time: Doors 6 pm | Show 7 pm
Where: Queen Elizabeth Theatre — 630 Hamilton Street, Vancouver
Price: $32.50, $45, $69.50 — Tickets available via Ticketmaster
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