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Troy Hawke - The Greeters Guild
 

Troy Hawke is the moustachioed motivator of the high street. An erudite, homeschooled 1930s throwback, Troy is the founding (and currently sole) member of the Greeter’s Guild. Hobbies include scrabble, conspiracy theories and calling Man City’s Erling Haaland a “Tremendous Nordic Meat Shield”.  

After a smash-hit, sell-out UK Tour, everyone’s favourite 1930’s throwback greetings and compliments aficionado Troy Hawke returns to theatres around Australia and New Zealand with his brand-new show The Greeters Guild.

 

Event details

Venue: Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Bookings: https://www.livenation.com.au/show/1504253/troy-hawke/sydney/2025-02-08
Start Date: Saturday 08 February 2025

 

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