Banging around Europe with his new show, 'We Got This', Dylan Moran is, “by and large”, having a good time – and it’s not long before the legendary Irish comedian brings the

Screens. Screens everywhere. It's so easy to get distracted – The Umbilical Brothers know this. Their show 'The Distraction' is live on stage. . . But there's a giant screen

Arj Barker knows what he's doing – and his power as a comedian comes full circle in 'Power Hour’.

Multi award-winning English comedian Paul Foot returns to Sydney and Perth with his new show 'Swan Power’.

Over the phone, a child is singing a song of their own creation.

It's an expensive world. Luckily, comedian, author and musician Andrew Hansen is cheap.

Isn't it time we all had a bit of fun?

For some, the trouble with dreams is they don’t come true.

What does it mean to be one of the girls, when you're a boy?!

Frankie McNair says relax, or 'Relax Your Knees' at least: the title of their latest comedy show.

Fresh from a stint on London’s West End, where he performed the iconic role of Alfred P. Doolittle in 'My Fair Lady', renowned comic Stephen K. Amos is headed to Australia

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The Comic's Lounge Best Newcomer winner Mitchell Coombs is making his return to Sydney and Melbourne for comedy festival season.

Comedian Anthony Locascio presents his new show 'Heart Of Darkness', exploring guilt, shame, love and redemption.

It’s the biggest Sydney Comedy Festival line-up since before the pandemic – serving up some of the very best international, Australian, and local comedians on stage across

Award-winning comedians Chris Ryan and Luke Heggie are giving Perth the honour of hearing some brand-new stand-up material ahead of the festival season.

Multi award-winning comedian and self-proclaimed ‘people’s princess’ of New Zealand, Chris Parker, is back with a brand-new show.

Award-winning Kiwi stand-up comedian, podcaster and improviser Guy Montgomery is a regular visitor to Australian shores, and in 2023 Guy is heading all over the place in his

Sydney Comedy Festival will return to Australia in 2023, along with a huge line-up of acts from here and overseas.

Forget the worries of the world and laugh at how weird it is instead when David Rose points out its absurdities in his new show ‘Getting Better’ at Sydney Comedy