Dai Henwood - Dai Another Day (2009)
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 59M
Director : Mikey Carpenter
Synopsis
Over two nights in September 2009, Dai Henwood performed to a packed SKYCITY Theatre in Auckland to record the best of his stand-up for this DVD. With more than a decade of comedy experience under his belt, Dai nailed it and you are holding the result in your hands.
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