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Jimeoin

Ballyhoo

Australia

Presale Wed 14 Oct
General Sale Fri 16 Oct

Catch Jimeoin for his unique blend of observational humour, physical expressiveness, and spontaneity. Join Jimeoin as he turns the everyday into the absurd, often riffing on mundane moments.

So, get a peek inside one of our great comic minds as he bounces from one quirky thought to another.

So for a great night of guaranteed laughs, why don’t you do something spontaneous and book a ticket to see one of the greats live. Does anyone ever read these things anyway. I’m sure they don’t. If you got this far then well done you.

Suitable for audiences 15+

Adult themes

Language – occasional coarse language

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Show Details

Ticket Prices

$64 - $69

Time

7.30pm

Thu 1 Apr: 7.30pm
The Drum Theatre, Corner of Lonsdale and Walker Streets, Dandenong

Fri 2 Apr: 7.30pm
Bunjil Place, 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren

Sat 3 Apr: 7.30pm
Cardinia Cultural Centre, 40 Lakeside Boulevard, Pakenham

Fri 9 Apr: 7.30pm
The Memo Healesville, 235 Maroondah Highway, Healesville

Sat 10 Apr: 7.30pm
Clocktower Centre, 750 Mt Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds

Sun 11 Apr: 7.30pm
Plenty Ranges Arts & Convention Centre, 35 Ferres Boulevard, South Morang

Thu 15 Apr: 7.30pm
Alexander Theatre, The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts, 48 Exhibition Walk, Monash University, Clayton

Fri 16 Apr: 7.30pm
Geelong Arts Centre - The Play House, 50 Little Malop Street, Geelong

Sat 17 Apr: 7.30pm
George Wood Performing Arts Centre, Yarra Valley Grammar, Gate A, 84-90 Kalinda Road, Ringwood

Venue

Various Venues

Venue

Plenty Ranges Arts & Convention Centre

35 Ferres Boulevard, South Morang

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Licensed Venue

All ages and licensed

Accessibility

Parking: There are two accessible parking bays at the front of the venue.

Public Transport: South Morang Station is about 800m away.

Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance of the venue.

Toilets: There are two accessible toilets on the Ground Floor on either side of the foyer. They are near the male and female toilets.

Food & Drink: Snacks and drinks can be purchased at this venue.

Seating: Seats are fixed to a raked bank. There are steps to some seats.

Assistive Listening: The venue can provide receiver devices for assistive listening.

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Assisted Hearing

Venue

Cardinia Cultural Centre

40 Lakeside Boulevard, Pakenham

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Licensed Venue

All ages and licensed

Accessibility

Parking: There are four accessible parking spaces in the venue carpark, about 75m from the main entrance. Unrestricted parking is on the corner of Lakeside Blvd and Waterford Rise.

Public Transport: The 926 bus stops nearby on Lakeside Blvd.

Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance. The theatre is to the right as you enter.

Toilets: Bathrooms are in the hallway between the crush space and studios. This includes baby changing areas and two unisex, accessible toilets. The accessible toilets have sensor lighting and sliding doors that open with a push button.

Communication Boards: There are communication boards at the box office.

Assistive Listening: There is an induction hearing loop in the theatre.

Seating: There is general admission at this venue, with a different types of unfixed seating. Some seats are on a flat surface and some are raked. Accessible seats are on the flat floor.

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Assisted Hearing

Venue

Clocktower Centre

750 Mt Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds

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Licensed Venue

All ages and licensed

Accessibility

Parking: There is free parking behind the venue and opposite the venue. There is also street parking on Puckle St nearby.
Public Transport: Moonee Ponds Station is about 500m away. Tram 59 and bus 508 stop on Moonee Ponds Junction/Pascoe Vale Rd, about 100m away.
Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance. A lift stops on all floors of the building.
Toilets: Accessible bathrooms are to the left of the main entrance.
Seating: Seats are fixed to a raked bank. The Stalls are on a sloped floor. The Circle has steps.
Assistive Listening: There are hearing induction loops in the Stalls, from Row A to Row G.
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Assisted Hearing

Venue

George Wood Performing Arts Centre

Yarra Valley Grammar, Gate A, 84-90 Kalinda Road, Ringwood

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Licensed Venue

All ages and licensed

Accessibility

Parking: There are limited parking spaces at the venue, including disabled parking spaces. There is also street parking on Kalinda Rd.

Public Transport: Bus 668 stops about 500m away on Plymouth Rd/Bemboka Rd.

Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance. There is a flat floor in the Foyer and in the Front Stalls of the performance space.

Toilets: Accessible bathrooms are in the Foyer.

Seating: Seats are fixed to a seating bank. The Front Stalls are on a sloped surface. The Rear Stalls and Balcony have steps to each seat.

Assistive Listening: There is a Roger hearing system. Speak to venue staff if you would like to use this.

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Assisted Hearing

Venue

Bunjil Place

2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren

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Licensed Venue

All ages and licensed

Accessibility

Parking: There are two accessible parking bays opposite the venue on Patrick Northeast Drive.

Drop Off: There is a five minute drop-off zone in front of the venue plaza.

Public Transport: Narre Warren Station is about 1.2km away. The bus stop at Westfield Fountain Gate services bus 835, 841, and 895.

Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance. The pathways are flat concrete with a gentle slope. A lift is next to the cafe. The lift stops on all floors of the building.

Braille: Braille is on all signage inside the venue.

Toilets: There is an accessible toilet in the Ground Floor foyer. This includes an adult change room with toilet rails and a lowered sink.

Seating: Seats are fixed to a raked bank.

Assistive Listening: There is a hearing/induction loop that broadcasts audio to cochlear implants, telecoil (t-coil) or loop receivers. You can collect these from the Box Office.

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Assisted Hearing

Venue

The Memo Healesville

235 Maroondah Highway, Healesville

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Licensed Venue

All ages and licensed

Accessibility

Parking: There is a public carpark behind the venue on River St. There is one accessible parking space at the front of the venue, as well as street parking on River St.

Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance via a ramp. A lift stops on all floors of the building.

Toilets: There are accessible bathrooms at this venue.

Food & Drink: Snacks and refreshments are at the bar.

Seating: Seating is fixed to a raked bank with steps.

Assistive Listening: There is a Phone Hearing Augmentation System (hearing loop).

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Venue

Alexander Theatre

The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts, 48 Exhibition Walk, Monash University, Clayton

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Licensed Venue

Licensed venue: under 18s permitted with parent or guardian

Accessibility

Parking: The Monash University S2 underground carpark is at the front of the venue and is available from 5pm. There are 8 accessible parking spaces on the upper part of Level 1, near the lift.

Entry: There is level access into the ground floor foyer from both sides of the building. The box office and bar are in the foyer. A lift stops at every floor of the venue.

Toilets: Accessible bathrooms are on the Ground Floor, in the foyer.

Seating: There is general admission at this venue, but the seats are fixed on a raked bank. There are 10 wheelchair spaces; some are at the Gallery Level and some are in the back row of the theatre.

Assisted Listening: A hearing loop system covers the whole venue auditorium via a T-switch.

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Assisted Hearing

Venue

Geelong Arts Centre - The Play House

50 Little Malop Street, Geelong

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Licensed Venue

All ages and licensed

Accessibility

Parking: There is street parking nearby.

Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance.

Toilets: There are accessible bathrooms at this venue.

Seating: Seats are fixed to raked bank with steps.

Assistive Listening: There is an audio induction loop in the Stalls from Row F to Row K. There are also portable induction loops that can be borrowed from the box office.

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Assisted Hearing

Venue

The Drum Theatre

Corner of Lonsdale and Walker Streets, Dandenong

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Licensed Venue

Licensed venue: under 18s permitted with parent or guardian

Accessibility

Parking: There is metred parking nearby on Lonsdale St. This parking is free after 6pm. There are also carparks at 28 Langhorne St and 56-60 McCrae St.

Drop Off: There is a drop of zone for taxis and rideshares on Walker St, at the side of the venue.

Public Transport: There is a bus stop behind the venue on Langhorne St, about 140m away. Many bus routes stop here.

Entry: There is wheelchair access through the main entrance but venue staff might need to help. There is a lift that stops on the Dress Circle level.

Toilets: There are accessible bathrooms at this venue.

Food & Drink: There are snacks and drinks at the Drum Theatre bar.

Seating: Seats are fixed to a raked bank. There is step-free access to Row AA in the Dress Circle and Row C in the Stalls. There are spaces for wheelchair users in Row C.

Duration

75 minutes

Suitable for audiences 15+

Adult themes

Language – occasional coarse language

Venues may have licensing restrictions. Please check the venue information above.

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So, get a peek inside one of our great comic minds as he bounces from one quirky thought to another.

Suitable for audiences 15+

Adult themes

Language – occasional coarse language

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