Tag: Comedy

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Magician Tim Credible wearing a red and yellow striped vest and hat, with Douzie the Dragon puppet on his arm.
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Family Magic Show with Tim Credible

A high-energy, interactive show packed with amazing magic and laugh-out-loud comedy for kids.

Australian comedian, writer, and performer Cassie Workman, on stage in profile, with dark hair and a fringe, wearing a choker necklace and a black top.

Cassie Workman: Aberdeen

Aberdeen is a dark and surreal biography of Kurt Cobain by award-winning writer Cassie Workman.

Drag performer hosting bingo in the dimly lit Heartbreaker Bar.
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Drag Bingo

Enjoy a night of drag bingo at Heartbreaker.

Bearded man holding an open book in a misty space, holding his hand in the air.
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Dungeons and Improvisers

Live improvised storytelling with heart, humour and heroes who shouldn’t be trusted.

Magician Liam ‘LJ’ Jumpertz in a tuxedo with bow tie looking bewildered in front of a red velvet curtain.
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Close Up Tragic

The perfect comedy magic show for families with older kids these school holidays.

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The best kid's theatre shows on in Melbourne

Featuring musical theatre, magic shows and more.

Magician wearing a top hat, holding a wand, wearing an aqua jacket and holding four red balls.
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The Great Armando's Magia Magia

Welcome to a world of wonder, jaw-dropping illusions, laughter and pure magic.

Comedian Rowan Thanbar sitting on a park bench, inside, smiling and holding his phone.

Rowan Thambar: Sorry For The Late Reply

A sharp, story-driven comedy show about avoidance, neighbourly conflict and Fatman Scoop.

Two comedians seated on a stage in front of an audience, interacting with someone on a large projected screen on stage next to them.
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Wax Quizzical: Live

A fully improvised quiz show where the experts are idiots, hosted by Kyran Nicholson.

A black smiley face made up of two black dots for eyes and a semi-circle for a smile, on a lime green background.
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Proudly Presents: Weird Wednesdays

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

A white line drawing on a black background of a smiling, bald man with his hands raised to his head, with objects including an infinity symbol, a Rubik's cube, a cassette tape, an open book, and a flip phone hovering around him.
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Influential

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

Comedian holding a microphone, standing under a spotlight in a bar with plants and bar stools.
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Laugh Lab

Come watch some of Melbourne's best comedians perform in the cosiest cocktail bar in town.

A magician looking slightly terrified while reading from an orange spell book with a rabbit to his right.
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The Best of the Magic Fest

Catch a different show every night of The Melbourne Magic Festival.

Comedian Ben Russell, with a fake moustache, dark glasses and a red zipped up tracksuit jacket, posed against a stylised futuristic city skyline.

Barney Pollock: King of the Pigs 2

Character comedy at its finest from Barney Pollock.

Comedian Lloyd Langford with a bemused expression, short brown hair, wearing a khaki shirt and posed against a pink background.

Lloyd Langford: Okay, I Believe You

Returning for Replay Festival, after a MICF run, Lloyd's new stand-up comedy show.

Bald man with spectacles and beard, wearing bow tie and jacket, pictured upside down.
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The Tricky Nick Magic Show

Join Australia's weirdest magician on a wild rollercoaster ride through his magical mind.

Portrait of comedian Alex Ward, smiling, with her long brown hair down past her shoulders.

Alex Ward: Literally Anyone

A comedy show where Alex Ward wants to tell you about something she did. Something legal.

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Melbourne's best drag shows and queer-friendly venues

Find burlesque life drawing, cabaret and the best queer-friendly venues in Melbourne.

A magician performing on stage and pulling a string from underneath his red jacket.
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Stupid Genius

Braydon J Taylor presents a compilation of the dumbest ideas he's come across as a magician.

Three men dressed as elderly ladies wearing wigs, dresses and jewels in a theatre setting with a red velvet curtain and a neon LIVE sign.
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Granny Bingo

Melbourne’s cult comedy night hosted by Australia’s nastiest nannas.