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Middle Aged Boy Band: The Comeback You Didn’t Know You Needed
Friday, March 14, 2025
- Time
- 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
- Venue
- The Capitol Theatre, Port Alberni, V9Y 1W2
- Price
- $44.06
Friday, March 15th recent Traveller’s Choice Award winners, The Comedy Department, presents ‘Middle Aged Boy Band: The Comeback You Didn’t Know You Needed’ at the Capitol Theatre in Port Alberni.
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Remember these guys? Neither do we. But guess what? The Greatest Boy Band That Never Was is hitting the road with their much-anticipated reunion tour, ‘Halfway There’! These guys had the dream but then life happened & ‘adulting’ took over. After kids, a mortgage & a couple hernias, these ‘almost famous’ pop stars are back, struggling to hit those high notes, battling receding hairlines & embracing their dad bods with pride. Some of Canada’s sharpest improv comedians will take the stage & whip up hilarious comedy based on your suggestions. They’ll even belt out improvised love ballads that’ll make you swoon. Shows start at 7:30pm nightly, at the Capitol Theatre in Port Alberni Friday at the Sid Williams Theatre Saturday. For tickets & more information visit Capitol Theatre.
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Venue
The Capitol Theatre
4717 Argyle Street
Port Alberni
V9Y 1W2
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