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Singer-songwriter, spoken word artist, writer,
publisher, columnist, actor, radio host, television
host, actor, activist and now photographer Henry
Rollins is one of the most intriguing career
chameleons of the modern world.
In 2012 he returns
to Australia for The Long March tour – a
month long tour taking him to every state in the
country.
For better than a
quarter of a century, Rollins has toured the world
as a spoken word artist, as frontman for both
Rollins Band and Black Flag and – without a
microphone – as a solitary traveller with insatiable
curiosity bypassing the resorts in favour of places
like Siberia and Senegal, or Burma and Bangladesh.
His curiosity and
hunger for experienced based knowledge, teamed with
his willingness to travel, his no-holds-barred
delivery of his opinions and observations, and
wicked sense of humour make him one of the most
inspiring and interesting commentators and
entertainers of a generation.
Running time of the performance is to be advised.
Latecomers will be admitted during a suitable break
in the program. Cameras and recording equipment will not be
permitted in the auditorium.
This is an assigned seat event in the Playhouse.
Capacity is approximately 1000. Click here to
view a Playhouse seating plan.
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