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Jason Alexander from Seinfield in comming to adelaide on the 28th April with his spectaular with a whole lot of guests including the Scared Weird Little Guys

Will there be a Seinfeld Q&A section, simoilar to the show that Andrew Sachs toured some years back about life in Fawlty Towers as Manuel?

CK wrote:Will there be a Seinfeld Q&A section, simoilar to the show that Andrew Sachs toured some years back about life in Fawlty Towers as Manuel?

don't think so http://www.bass.net.au/events/database/ ... ANDER2008/ here is the info from bass

$90 for this line up!!!

with special guests Kitty Flanagan, Scared Weird Little Guys, The Umbilical Brothers, Peter Helliar, Russell Gilbert and Mick Molloy.

Now THAT is funny!

Will Al Vanderlay be there?

Scared Weird Little Guys??? I'm there..

If there is a Q&A someone should get him to do 'Hello Newman' and do an impression of the other Jason Alexander, you know, the one that married Britney for a couple days.

GWW wrote:Will Al Vanderlay be there?

Art

What about Buck Naked?

Is Britney's first husband coming to Australia?

Dogwatcher wrote:Is Britney's first husband coming to Australia?

No, the other one, the one from Sienfield.

MightyEagles wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Is Britney's first husband coming to Australia?

No, the other one, the one from Sienfield.

The other one from Seinfeld, is Kramer going to be there

CK wrote:Will there be a Seinfeld Q&A section, simoilar to the show that Andrew Sachs toured some years back about life in Fawlty Towers as Manuel?

Que?

Cambridge Clarrie wrote:

CK wrote:Will there be a Seinfeld Q&A section, simoilar to the show that Andrew Sachs toured some years back about life in Fawlty Towers as Manuel?

Que?

He knows nothing. Kee?
He's from Barcenlona.

Took the other half along to this last night and it was a pretty good evening ... For $90 you got 3 hours of entertainment (minus intermission) and Jason Alexander spent plenty of time on stage.

I didn't find all of his stuff funny as such, but he's a bloody talented bloke, and his delivery and ad-libbing was great to watch.

He did do a few Q&A's, one of which explained that he's unable to bear any portrayal resemblences to George, as Larry David owns the rights to "George Costanza".

Of the others, Mick Molloy was OK (about the best you can ever hope for with Mick these days, sadly), Kitty Flanagan was very good, Russell Gilbert (and yes, I know many will find this hard to believe) probably stole the night, and the SWG's were as good as they always are.

Peter Hellier was a no show, which actually worked out alright for me because he wasn't really someone I was interested in seeing anyway.

All in all, after a nice stonegrill at the Strath it was a good night out.