Nick Offerman And Megan Mullally Are Going Full Ron And Tammy Swanson All Over Australia
Tickets for their first-ever Australian stage show go on sale tomorrow morning.
UPDATE November 13: After selling out literally all of their Australian shows, Offerman and Mullally this morning announced a third round had been added to their tour in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Scroll down for details; and book tickets here from 10am on November 19.
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It’s happening. They are near.
In what will be their first tour of Australia, comedians Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally are bringing their joint stage show to six cities in January and February next year.
For more than a decade, Mullally was best known for her iconic role as Karen Walker on Will and Grace, but since being paired on screen with her real-life husband in Parks and Recreation, it’s difficult to see her as anything other than Tammy Swanson. In full acknowledgement of this, the pair’s latest show is called Summer of 69: No Apostrophe, and Mullally has described it as “a variety show comprised of talking, singing and sex”.
Though they’ve been touring this show around the US this year to great reviews, it far from being the first time they’ve collaborated outside of Parks and Rec. Offerman’s last stand-up special American Ham (which you can check out on Netflix right now) featured the pair talking at length about their relationship and sex life, and they also starred together in a film a couple of years ago which premiered at Sundance. Its promo clip featured Offerman, Mullally, Adam Scott, Alison Brie and others.
Strap in. Things are about to get weird.
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Summer of 69: No Apostrophe
Sydney: Friday January 29, 8pm and 10pm at the State Theatre — sold out
FINAL SYDNEY SHOW: Thursday January 28 at the State Theatre — buy tickets here from November 19
Hobart: Saturday January 30, 8pm and 10pm at the Theatre Royal — sold out
Melbourne: Sunday January 31, 8pm and 10pm at Hamer Hall — sold out
FINAL MELBOURNE SHOW: Tuesday February 9 at Hamer Hall — buy tickets here from November 19
Perth: Tuesday Feburary 2, 8pm and 10pm; Wednesday February 3 at Astor Theatre — sold out
Adelaide: Thursday February 4 at Festival Theatre — sold out
Brisbane: Saturday February 6, 8pm and 10.30pm at QPAC Concert Hall — sold out
FINAL BRISBANE SHOW: Friday February 4 at QPAC Concert Hall — buy tickets here from November 19