By Tania Phillips
THEY were Queensland’s premier live act in the ’80s and ’90s – making people across the state and indeed across Australia laugh until the tears streamed down their faces.
They were Wickety Wak, the comedic showband, the bunch of larrikins, the band of mates that always looked like they were having way too much fun up on stage.
And while the group is no longer together, tragically losing Pahnie Jantzen in 2013, they do tend to still get together in various forms for more than a bit of fun and as always, the audience are the winners.
Currently Wickety Wak members – Rob Rosenlund and Tony Jeffrey have teamed up with the hilarious Dave Mitchell to perform as “Outtawak”.
And they are on their way to Warwick RSL on Friday night to get the audiences’ toes tapping and to tickle a funny bone or two.
Their show includes send up’s and songs of artists including some of their old favourites Tom Jones, Kermit the Frog, Elvis Presley, the legendary Dolly Parton, The Platters, John Denver, and many more surprises.
With their funny antics on stage, you’re sure to have a laugh and enjoy “Queensland’s Premier Variety Show Act” when you experience “Outtawak” in all its glory.
OUTTAWAK
Friday 18 November.
Warwick RSL
Tickets: $20
DOORS OPEN 7PM
