After proving themselves to TV’s Taskmaster,these comedians are touring with a newfound confidence and fanbase.
Some of us are born bumbling – others have ineptitude thrust upon us.
After an emotionally tough year,award-winning stand-up comedian Geraldine Hickey is back on track (and running on it,too).
The Kiwi comedian heads to MICF this month with her first show since her breakthrough Horndog won the top prize at Edinburgh Fringe in 2018.
Big-name comedians flocked to Julia Masli’s packed Edinburgh Festival shows but even she doesn’t know what might happen in Melbourne next month.
The comedian was feeling at “odds with her existence”,so she took a personal stocktake of her life. “It matters and it doesn’t matter at all.”
The comedian is preparing for a new show,and is still stunned by how far their career has come since being catapulted to international fame with Nanette in 2018.
The creator of Emmy-nominated series Please Like Me will tour Australia for the first time in five years with his new stand-up show.
The RuPaul’s Drag Race judge tied the knot at the Enmore Theatre and is about to release their first book and head on tour with Joel Creasey.
Gillian Cosgriff’s return to comedy after five years and a stint in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has seen her win prestigious awards and critical acclaim.
Small towns,big laughs. These headliners are taking comedy on a blindingly funny tour.