He said those heading to the Thoughtifier show would see him track the history of thoughts, good and bad, and what makes us human. The show will likely be delivered with Bailey’s trademark deadpan delivery and comedic style.
“I’m inspired by singers and musicians I’ve worked with over the last couple of years, so there’s plenty of music, and stories about my own thoughts, and how they make us sometimes go wrong, or when they occasionally go right,” he said.
Toitoi kaiwhakahaere ratonga whakaari - presenter services manager Glen Pickering said the second show is another comedy coup for local audiences.
“Toitoi has spent the past four years re-establishing its comedy credentials with both local audiences and international comedians,” he said.
“Bill adding another show isn’t a surprise, given our packed audiences for Jimmy Carr and Laugh Your A** Off earlier this year, but we are thrilled nonetheless.”
He said it was great to be able to deliver more laughs to the region after what has already been a challenging year for most.
“The Toitoi team are stoked to deliver more sell-out comedy for our local community at the tail-end of what has been an incredibly hard year for our region.”
Tickets and more information can be found through www.toitoivenues.co.nz, or people can head to the Toitoi Box Office in the Hastings isite on Heretaunga Street East to secure seats.
