Tag: Comedy

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The Importance of Being Earnest

A witty comedy of romance, mistaken identities and unforgettable laughs.

Comedian and cabaret artist Kelly Lim Harris holding a microphone against a vivid blue background.
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Yellow Fever: An Original Musical Cabaret

A shocking, hilarious, heartfelt quest for love beyond fetish.

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Joke Zukerman: Vol 1

Join Jake Zukerman and his friends for a remarkably phenomenal stand-up comedy show.

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Monty Python's Spamalot

A riotous retelling of the adventures of King Arthur and his loyal Knights.

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Laugh Lab

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

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Soapboxed

A soap opera trapped in a reality show made for the theatre about the future of humanity.

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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.

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Rama Nicholas in Fairy Smut

Comedy, fantasy and romance collide in this hilariously smutty tale.

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Melbourne's unmissable after dark events

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

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Comedy Fridays at Piper's Playhouse

A fresh line-up of leading Australian comedians, alongside surprise guest appearances.

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The Year There Were No Monsters

A brand new one-man comedy from the award-winning Shane Adamczak.

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The Magic Pyjama Party

A laugh-filled, wonder-packed school holiday show about amazing dreams.

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Nosebleeds

A comedy-sketch show as hilarious as it is dark.

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Mr Burns: A Post-Electric Play

After the world ends, survivors rebuild The Simpsons from memory and pop culture becomes myth.

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Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience

The global sensation returns with a fully immersive dining experience.

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Granny Bingo

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

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Dice Goblins

An epic monthly Dungeons and Dragons campaign where improvisers go on a perilous adventure.

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Comedy at Spleen

Come along to the city's longest-running comedy night.

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Daniel Muggleton: White Here, White Now

Come see the man in the red tracksuit in a brand-new hour of honest, politcal stand-up comedy.

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Theatresports

Melbourne's longest running improvised comedy show returns for 2026 at the Impro Melbourne Theatre.