Tag: Comedy

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Melbourne's essential night-time events

From hidden laneway markets to epic pop-ups, Melbourne gets lit once the lights go out.

Comedian Milo Edwards wearing a white t-shirt, standing inside a bathroom, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression.
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Milo Edwards: Decade

An hour of Milo’s best material from an entire decade.

A man in a short-sleeved orange suit, tie and hat with face paint on and index fingers pointing upwards.
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Fooling in Love: A Modern Bromance

Hell hath no fury like a tech-bro scorned.

Man with black beard and shoulder-length hair, wearing a white shirt with red detail.
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Rhys Mathewson: Big Mistake

Unpacking addiction and shame with side-splitting humour.

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The Lady Will Have

A bold solo debut from playwright, poet, and comedian Dana Mitchell.

A stand-up comedian talking into a microphone they hold in their hand, performing live on stage.
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Main Stage: Festival Showcase

Have a laugh with stand-up comedy from Australia's best comedians, plus international drop-ins.

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Drag Bingo

Enjoy a night of drag bingo at Heartbreaker.

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Romantic Comedy

Award-winning comedian couple take you on a hilarious journey through dating, comedy and more.

Comedian Nick Capper, a middle-aged man with curly brown hair, wearing a Hawaiian shirt and raising his hand to his head.
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Nick Capper: Broke, Useless & Sterile

Capper's unhinged existential spiral interrogating ambition, infertility, and ADHD in your forties.

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The best kid's theatre shows on in Melbourne

Featuring musical theatre, magic shows and more.

Comedian Luke McQueen wearing a heavy dark coat, with one arm crossed in front of his chest and the other one hand placed near his face, standing in front of a bright orange backdrop.
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Luke McQueen: Comedian's Comedian

Critically acclaimed comedy maverick Luke McQueen makes his Australian debut.

David O'Doherty, a smiling man with a short beard, holding up a digital keyboard in front of his chest, against a painted green wall.
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David O'Doherty: Highway To The David Zone

A new opus from the hairy Enya, the Ryanair Bublé, the nine volt battery-powered Beethoven.

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Carmelo Costa: Near the Knuckle

A new hour of standup comedy by the Melbourne comedian.

Comedian Con Coutis, a young man with curly hair and a beard, holding a microphone in his hand that has a base resembling a gun, posing in front of a blue background with receding grid lines on it.
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Con Coutis: Joke Protocol

A live comedy experience in surround sound.

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Sugar Bits: Feminist Trash

Cult-hit sketch sensations return with absurd, pungent characters and stinky feminist songs.

Cabaret performer Ariana and the Rose wearing a black evening dress and seated on a stool on a stage, framed in a white spotlight.
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Ariana and the Rose: The Breakup Variety Hour

A one-woman show where heartbreak meets pop music, cabaret and comedy.

A performer in a yellow alien costume and face makeup hovering behind an image of the earth against a dark galaxy.
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Lukas Meintjes: B48Y Crash Lands on Earth! Australia

An extraterrestrial clown show that asks, can you teach this alien how to be human?

A Torres Strait Islander holding a hibiscus flower in his mouth and his hands to his cheeks, with a surprised expression.
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Jay Wymarra is a Tropical Fruit

Comedian, Jay Wymarra, is part Torres Strait Islander, part queer wizard and ripe with juicy yarns.

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Proudly Presents: Weird Wednesdays

Proudly Presents some of the wackiest line ups and experimental comedy that Melbourne has to offer.

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Influential

An intimate evening of magic and mentalism for the Melbourne Magic Festival.