Comedian and actor Bill Bailey goes in search of the new normal
Bailey has been taking stock of how the world has changed during the pandemic and where we go from here.
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Bailey has been taking stock of how the world has changed during the pandemic and where we go from here.
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Bill Bailey Announces 2021 Australian Tour Following a thumbs-up from immigration, Bill Bailey returns to Australia with his brand new show En Route To Normal starting in Toowoomba on October 23 and taking him around the country for 16 shows. Bill performed this show with rave reviews and sold out theatres in New Zealand earlier this year while he was there filming his new television series Patriot Brains currently airing on SBS. How did we get here? How do we find our way through this? And exactly who are we again? In Bill's new show, En Route To Normal, Bill ponders these and other questio...
He could see them moving and hear them calling out from inside their eggs, he recalls. But it's not just food and wildlife that’s got Bailey excited to be in New Zealand. From his hotel room in a managed isolation facility in Auckland, he's full of praise for the government and its management of the Covid-19 pandemic, which meant his regular biannual visit was pushed out by only a few months rather than the two years he anticipated. Back home in the United Kingdom, the live industry has been “decimated,” but ever the optimist, Bailey has found some silver linings.