The Jingo Brothers

Steady Eddy and Jolly Jingo

Combining their talents to create an exceptional performance that leaves the audience delighted through hours of music and uncontrollable laughter.

What was once a simple invitation for Steady Eddy to perform stand-up comedy while Jolly Jingo tackled stage sound as blossomed into a profound bond between two kindred spirits. The Jingo Brothers Musical Comedy, brought to life by the remarkable talents of Steady Eddy (Christopher Widdows) and Jolly Jingo (Brett Jones), transcends the ordinary. Each collaborative performance is a tapestry of authentic life anecdotes, spontaneous improvisation, and an abundance of amusement. These endearing mischief-makers possess an infectious humour that is sure to leave every member of the audience grinning from ear to ear long after the performance finishes.

Undercover Artist Festival is hosted at Queensland Theatre, find out more about purchasing tickets here and venue access here.

Community/Concession tickets are available for people with disability, First Nations patrons, seniors, and concession card holders. Companion Card holders can access a free ticket.

Date and time

8:45pm

Duration

1 Hour

Accessibility

Cost

$45 – Adults
$35 – Community/Concession

Location

Bille Brown Theatre
Queensland Theatre
78 Montague Road,
South Brisbane QLD 4101

Content warnings

Strictly 18 years +

Adult language and scenes throughout

Christopher Widdows (Steady Eddy)

Brett Jones (Jolly Jingo)

Christopher Widdows (Steady Eddy), and Brett Jones (Jolly Jingo), have been best mates and performing together for almost a decade. The Jingo Brothers, consisting of Steady Eddy and Jolly Jingo, are a uniquely pioneering musical comedy duo, unmatched in their craft in Australia. With their original music and hilarious comedy, they embark on regular tours across the country, delighting audiences who are sure to be left in fits of laughter.

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