Diggy Bones & The tokens of love @ Funk Club

Soul Glo Entertainment and the Funk Club proudly present:

DIGGY BONES & THE TOKENS OF LOVE

Friday, 7 August 2009
Leederville Hotel (Upstairs)
8pm - 12am

featuring:
Diggy Bones and The Tokens of Love (Onstage 9:30pm)
Charlie Bucket
with Special Guest percussionist and saxophonist (10:30 - 11:30pm)

Tickets:
$10 on the night / $5 for funk club members

Diggy Bones has returned!

Known as an adaptable entrepreneur after conquering prime time TV with his hit show Judge Diggy, scaling the dizzying heights of the movie business with the box office smash Vigilante Fever and releasing the best selling fragrance Elusive, Diggy made the move into politics which would prove to be his undoing.

Afraid of Diggy's radical and revolutionary ideas of freedom and love the powers that be framed Diggy, photographing him engaged in what was deemed 'unsavoury acts of love'. The old saying 'what nourishes me, also destroys me' ever true, Diggy's political career was over.

But like a phoenix he has risen once more and returned as the front man for his band The Tokens of Love. Together they spread their message of love and present the hilarious and very unique true story of the rise and fall...and rise again of Diggy Bones.

Diggy Bones is a fast talking flashy dresser – with a message of ‘lurve’ and so much more delivered in gut busting style with his funky fellows from his band ‘The Tokens of Love’. With strong roots in cabaret, stand up comedy, musical/theatre and pimped up spectacle funk, this fresh and exciting new show also features the short documentary The Rise & Fall… and Rise again of Diggy Bones. A feature that charts the triumphant but also turbulent history of this enigmatic and irreverent character along with his band as they take to the stage to reclaim their rightful places in the spotlight once more for the comeback spectacular of the decade!

ʻThe next big thing in Australian musical comedy…
Breathtakingly good”
Australian Stage Online - April 2009

“A musical tour de force… Brilliantly hilarious.”
The Groggy Squirrel - April 2009