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Find the best comedy events and make the most of your time this month in Melbourne. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.

The most exciting showcase featuring the best Asian comedians in one explosive festival line-up. Featuring comedians from Indian, Korea, China, Singapore, Australia and more.



Sammy J's 'Hero Complex' is a must-see show, blending real-life events with comedy to create a hilarious comic book adventure. This five-star, award-winning performance has been praised for its storytelling, direction, and the unique journey of an awkward nerd navigating life's unexpected twists. With bonus content and fresh surprises, it promises an unforgettable night of laughter and insight.

Not sure what to see? Just want solid laughs? Reach into the Festival Grab Bag for a selection of pro comics smashing out the fun every night. All killer, No filler. Doors: 4:45PM Show Time: 5:00PM Duration: 50 Mins Recommended for ages 15+ Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian Contains coarse language and adult themes

Ever wondered what teachers think about you, your kids and the system? Join Ben Knight as he hosts a line-up show of educators who have since become stand-up comedians. (You’d be surprised how many have made the transition.) Come have a laugh and write this show off as an hour of PD. Duration 60min General Admission Can't make the event? Sell your tickets through our resale partner Tixel!

Approximate Running Times: Doors - TBA Start - TBA Finish - 7:30pm Moonman's back-and he's bringing the whole gang! From The Front Bar to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, get ready for a comedy supernova featuring Dr Tyler Wall (AFL Mind Set Coach), French insights from Jean Le Camembert and Port Adelaide's most tragic and beautiful fan, Gavin Muntberry. They're all crashing the Full Moon Party, live and unfiltered. There will be appearances from Malcolm Turnbull, Russell Crowe, and a galaxy of other stars. It's part stand-up, part fever dream, all Moonman. Come for the laughs, stay for the Full Moon lunacy. Let's party like it's 2026! For more Lawrence visit https://www.lawrencemooney.com/

Approximate Running Times: Start - 7:00pm Finish - 8:00pm Reuben Kaye is back. Sharper, sexier, and more political than ever. Expect glitter, guts, and the kind of biting comedy only Kaye can deliver. Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2024 | Best Show Nominee Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2024 | Cabaret Icon Award Green Room Award | Best Cabaret Artist 2022 | Nominee Green Room Award | Best Production 2022 | Winner | Green Room Award | Best Musical Direction 2022 | Winner .

Best of the Edinburgh Fest in Melbourne is a must-see comedy show featuring international acts. This unique event brings together the freshest comedic voices, including Jimmy McGhie and Laura Lexx, for an unforgettable night of laughter. Doors open 30 minutes before the show, and the performance lasts for 1 hour and 5 minutes. Don't miss this highly anticipated show!
Akmal, a critically acclaimed comedian, is set to bring his unique brand of humor to the stage with 'My Family and Other Criminals'. This show promises an hour of laughter as he delves into his life and the colorful characters around him. Expect witty storytelling and comedic timing that is sure to delight.

WINNER - BEST COMEDY WEEKLY AWARD - ADELAIDE FRINGE 2025! Sh!t-faced Shakespeare is back in Melbourne, blending a serious Shakespearean play with a sh!t-faced actor for a hilarious, riotous experience. Each show is unique with a genuinely inebriated cast member. This raucous comedy includes drinking, swearing, nudity, simulated and actual sexual acts, terrible singing, and possibly some actual Shakespeare. Doors at 9:20pm, show starts at 9:30pm, and finishes at 10:30pm.
International comedy star My Cousin Vlad returns in 2026 with his brand-new show, Total Spin Out. This high-voltage show dives into the chaotic year that broke everyone's brains. From AI insanity and collapsing pop culture to tradie nightmares, duplex dramas, and ethnic family chaos, Vlad delivers his trademark explosive take on modern life. After selling out shows across Australia, the US, Canada, and the UK, this is set to be his biggest tour yet.

A dark, funny fairytale where princes cheat, quests fail and happily-ever-after is cancelled. One comedian fights for love with jokes as her only weapon. Welcome to the chaotic fairytale of turning 30… the version no one warned you about. In 30 IS THE NEW 69, comedian Trea Young dives headfirst into the romantic delusion, emotional addiction and unhinged optimism that have powered her through a decade of dating disasters and questionable life choices. This is not the fairytale your mother read to you. This is the fairytale where the princess is chronically online, the prince has commitment issues and the only thing magical is how many red flags you can ignore when you’re lonely. Part stand-up comedy, part emotional excavation, part “oh no, girl… don’t do that,” Trea unpacks: - hitting 30 and realising your life is more plot twist than plan - dating as an Asian woman in the West (and dealing with all the fetish energy that comes with it) - why her exes range from a lifeguard-turned-fireman to a man who made cheating his part-time job - fairytale fantasies colliding with real-life therapy bills - the emotional gymnastics required to pretend you’re fine when you’re absolutely not - and how sometimes you have to ruin your own life a little to figure out what you actually want. With a mix of sharp jokes, self-roasting vulnerability and just enough sexual chaos to make your therapist nervous, Trea turns heartbreak into punchlines and trauma into triumph. Her comedic voice blends cultural clash, millennial burnout and fearless honesty – proving that doing life 'wrong' can be hilariously right. 30 IS THE NEW 69 is for anyone who’s ever turned 30 and thought: Wait… this is adulthood? It’s for the delusional romantics, the slow learners, the girls who love too hard – and the ones who swear they’re done with toxic men every Sunday night only to text them again on Tuesday morning. It’s messy. It’s funny. It’s brutally real. And it’s the most fun you’ll have watching someone unravel onstage on purpose. Trea Young brings her wildfire storytelling, unfiltered charm and fearless perspective to Melbourne International Comedy Festival in a stand-up hour that’s equal parts confession, chaos and catharsis. Because turning 30 doesn’t mean growing up – it just means the plot gets thicker, the stakes get dumber and the mistakes get funnier. Welcome to 30 IS THE NEW 69. Bring your friends, bring your ex, bring someone you regret sleeping with – you’ll all feel seen.

There is no one else that comes close to the phenomenon that is Dave Hughes. Behind that cooked looking facade is a mind that works like no other. Dave has carved out a large place in the Australian cultural landscape for good reason. His take on the world around him is unique, ever changing, and not to be missed. His shows are events that live long in the memory. Now more brutally honest than ever, not only is he Australia’s best stand up comedian, he is as good as it gets anywhere on the planet. Book today. As seen on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here and Taskmaster Australia. “A master of his trade.” ★★★★★ The Advertiser Duration 60min Recommended for ages 15+ Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian Contains occasional coarse language and adult themes General Admission