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Shaun Micallef

    Shaun Micallef è un creatore versatile che ha lasciato il segno in televisione, cinema, teatro, radio e letteratura. Nonostante numerosi riconoscimenti, mantiene un approccio sorprendentemente umile al suo lavoro. La sua produzione creativa si distingue per l'umorismo originale e l'arguzia tagliente. I libri di Micallef offrono una prospettiva unica sul mondo attraverso il suo stile distintivo.

    Tripping Over Myself
    Mad as Hell and Back
    • Mad as Hell and Back

      • 384pagine
      • 14 ore di lettura

      For old and new fans alike, this is the definitive collection of work from Australian comedy legend Shaun Micallef and his co-writer, Gary McCaffrie.

      Mad as Hell and Back
    • From Shaun Micallef, beloved host of ABC TV's news satire Mad as Hell, comes Tripping Over Myself - an insightful and funny memoir about comedy and life that takes us through uncharted waters to unexpected places. Comedy has been Shaun's escape, his guiding light, his refuge, his passport, his lifebuoy, his drug, his mask, his means, his end, his lingua franca, his Self. But it's not everything. From his early years as a gangly, bespectacled nerd in suburban Adelaide to the giddy heights of national TV stardom, Shaun regales us with his experiences and his continuous reinvention through humour with... well, humour. He writes with candour about his successes and failures, loves and losses, along with tales of wine, women, song, and eccentric dancing. Behind the persona of one of Australia's best-loved comedians lurks, as you will discover, an idiot. Despite Shaun's best efforts, Tripping Over Myself is sprinkled with thoughtful insights and observations and shows us how to persist in the face of adversity or even good fortune. You will laugh, you will dog-ear pages, you will wonder, you will Google 'Jerry Lewis', you may book a trip to India, and you will come away from this book reflecting on your own life in new and remarkable ways.

      Tripping Over Myself