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Nikki Britton
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The Factory Theatre:Wed 22nd Apr 2015 - 8:15 pmThu 23rd Apr 2015 - 8:15 pmFri 24th Apr 2015 - 8:15 pmSat 25th Apr 2015 - 8:15 pmTickets: www.sydneycomedyfest.com.auShow Info: The Other 3 PercentHumans share 97% of our DNA with Apes. A frightening statistic for the Apes I imagine. It has long been understood that we are the most intelligent and evolved animals on earth, but a quick glance around a busy food court, car racing event or department store at Christmas time would seem to prove otherwise. Where did these primates stray from their instincts and can we become more magnanimous Neanderthals again? Join this award winning comedian as she journeys, via Borneo, to the heart of our species and asks, "what makes up The Other 3%?".Nikki has recently toured the country with The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow, Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase and the juggernaut sensation, 51 Shades of Maggie Muff. Following her highly acclaimed 2013 festival hit, Abdicating Adulthood, Nikki can't wait to debut her latest and greatest comedy offering yet in Sydney. “a breathlessly energetic force-of-nature performance that sweeps up all in her path”- Chortle****½ “well-written, with a stellar combination of pathos, silliness and observational humour to keep it bounding along. Highly recommended!" – Herald Sun
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