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Five-time Gold Logie nominee Adam Hills is one of Australia's most beloved comedians-and he's conquered Britain too.

Aussies know him as the charismatic host of ABC's Spicks and Specks, the music quiz show that became essential viewing. Across the pond, he's a household name thanks to The Last Leg, his Channel 4 talk show that was supposed to be a one-off for the 2012 London Paralympics. Over a decade later, the Brits still can't get enough. (You can catch it on SBS TV too.)

Anh Do is one of Australia's most inspiring success stories, though his journey has been far from easy. In 1980, at just three years old, he arrived in Australia on a crowded fishing boat with refugees fleeing war-torn Vietnam. After surviving pirate attacks, dehydration and harsh conditions at sea, the passengers spent time in a Malaysian refugee camp before Anh's family eventually settled in Sydney.

Determined to make the most of his opportunities, Anh showed an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. During school he ran a fish-breeding business, and later opened a retail store that expanded to four locations. Although he was close to finishing a double degree in Business and Law and had job offers from major law firms, Anh chose a different path - stand-up comedy.

Movies, Sketch, Stand-Up, TV appearances, Radio personality and talk show host, improvisation and a published author, Akmal is one of Australia's most respected, successful and accomplished comics. He displays an incredible ability to deal with hot topics in a hilarious and non-offensive way. Being Australia's only Arab comedian, his Arab heritage steers his comedy to issues of religion, honesty, hysterical looks at modern day life. His uncanny comedic gift means he is one of those gifted comedians who has the audience eating out of the palm of his hand as soon as he walks on stage.

Anne Edmonds is the rock star of Australian comedy, and everybody knows it.

Her fearless stand-up is a masterclass in taking aim at any worthy target, no matter how close to home it is, as exemplified in her most recent solo stand-up show Why Is My Bag All Wet, filmed for Paramount + which secured her the 2025 AACTA Award for Best Stand-Up Comedy.

Arj Barker is Australia's adopted son of comedy. He is a regular on Australian T.V. screens with appearances on every major T.V. show. From playing Dave on the hit show Flight of the Conchords, to The Project, Just For Laughs and everything in between.

Arj has a worldwide following, as a stand-up he won the coveted Perrier Best Newcomer Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and has performed regular sell out seasons at the Adelaide Fringe Festival and Melbourne International Comedy Festival. He now tours Australia and New Zealand on a regular basis attracting sold out audiences at the largest theatres in the country.

Bev Killick is one of Australia's most seasoned stand-up comedians, working in the bold and brassy tradition with a high-energy, fearless style that keeps a room laughing from start to finish. A Queenslander who studied performing arts at James Cook University before moving to Melbourne, she sharpened her craft through clowning and improvisation workshops and years of touring the Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane comedy circuits.

Her stage credits are extensive, including three solo shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, a Green Room Award nomination for 'Sic Women', and a coveted spot in the festival's female-only 'Upfront' gala. She spent years as the opening act for 'Puppetry of the Penis', performing for more than 250,000 people across Australia, and has appeared in the musical 'Busting Out!' and the MICF Roadshow.

Brett Blake - The man, the mullet, the legend. A whip-smart, high-spirited stand up who has performed across Australia.

His unpretentious look belies a vulnerability and willingness to explore complex issues on stage. His material runs the gamut of living with dyslexia to truck licenses, and he is the only comic who physically built some of the venues he has performed in.

Daniel Connell is a master of understated charm and observational wit and is one of Australia's best and busiest comedians. His charming and laid-back style puts audiences at ease instantly, allowing him to deliver killer punchlines they might not otherwise see coming. Known for his dry humour, warm presence, and sharp storytelling, he has become a staple of the Australian comedy circuit.

With a style that resonates across demographics, Daniel is a trusted choice for corporate events, awards nights, and private functions.

Dave Thornton doesn't just tell jokes-he builds entire worlds out of the absurdity of everyday life. Honest, whip-smart, and damn funny, this Geelong export has spent over twenty years proving that sharp wit and genuine warmth aren't mutually exclusive.

From sold-out Australian theatres to Edinburgh, Montreal, New York and even Korea and South Africa-Dave has consistently delivered comedy all over the world that feels less like a performance and more like your funniest mate recounting their week.

If variety is indeed the spice of life, then Des Dowling's career is a vindaloo of life threatening intensity. He spent the early years of his career as a news and current affairs reporter for the ABC, Channel 7 and Channel 9. Des decided making people laugh, rather than making them cry, was a far more noble way to earn a living. In the twelve years since, he's carved out a career as a top line comedian and corporate entertainer travelling the length and breadth of Australia. He's headlined at Australia's premier comedy clubs and performed his own sold out comedy/sketch show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Combining his comedic and television skills he worked for two years writing and directing sketches for the hugely successful "AFL Footy Show" and wrote and directed three half hour documentaries for Arena Television's "Day In The Life" series. He also wrote and directed Ch 10's, Logie nominated, comedy mockumentary series "Mark Loves Sharon". When he's not behind the camera, Des is in front of it, working as a presenter on Ch 7's Kinne and Look at Property as well as and Ch 9's Manspace. Des is meticulous, intelligent and very funny, and an asset to any event as both a host and a stand up comedian.

Georgie Carroll is a UK-born, Australia-based stand-up comedian who spent two decades working as an intensive care and emergency nurse before swapping the ward for the stage. Now based in Adelaide, she draws on that frontline experience for sharp, warm, no-nonsense observational comedy delivered with a distinctly Mancunian directness.

A fixture on the Australian club circuit since 2009, Carroll has performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe, Perth Fringe World and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where she enjoyed a sold-out debut season. She has won Best Comedy at the Adelaide Fringe and was named Adelaide Comedian of the Year, and is a familiar television face from shows including Have You Been Paying Attention? and Hughesy, We Have a Problem, as well as a 2023 appearance on Britain's Got Talent.

Jeff Green is an award-winning British comedian whose intelligence, quick wit, and warm, engaging style have made him a well-known face and voice on Australian TV and radio since his debut at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 1996.

Jeff's Australian television credits include Spicks and Specks (ABC), Good News Week (TEN), The Glass House (ABC), World Comedy Tour (The Comedy Channel), The Squiz (SBS), and numerous appearances on Network Ten's Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala. He has also been a regular radio contributor on Hughesy and Kate (Nova), The Conversation Hour (ABC), 3AW, Vega, and Comedy Bites (ABC).

Joel Ozborn is an Australian stand-up comedian known for a physical, character-driven style that grew out of his early years as a street performer. He first found his comic voice winning a high-school public-speaking contest with a talk on the anxiety of wombats, then developed an offbeat brand of street comedy that earned him the 1998 "Street Performer Of The Year" award, presented by the Sydney Opera House on 2Day FM. Later that year he moved to the United States to work alongside comedian and magician The Amazing Johnathan, an apprenticeship that shaped his prop-savvy, high-energy approach to the stage.

Returning to Australia, Ozborn became a fixture of the national festival circuit, with regular seasons at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the Adelaide Fringe, the Sydney Comedy Festival and the Brisbane Comedy Festival, including sold-out runs and national theatre tours. He has shared bills and toured with leading Australian and international acts, among them Akmal Saleh and Arj Barker, and has headlined comedy clubs around the country.

Born plain old Anthony Lehmann, "Lehmo", as he's known to millions of Australians, is one of the country's most experienced, versatile comedians. As a stand-up, he has performed multiple sell-out shows at some of the world's most iconic venues and festivals, including the Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, and Melbourne International Comedy Festival. His act has taken him everywhere from London's world-famous Comedy Store to New York. He has appeared in a wide variety of TV shows, from The Project to Neighbours, and also found success on British TV as the host of Stand up Live.

Lehmo actually started his career as a chartered accountant. Realising it wasn't the life for him, he decided to try and break into the world of comedy. Since then, he has built his reputation across stage, television, and radio. He's also broken boundaries - for nearly a decade he held the world record for the most jokes told in an hour. As a radio presenter, he has found particular success. His first big gig was co-hosting the breakfast show for SAFM, then the highest-rating radio station in Adelaide. Since then, he has been sought by numerous stations and was co-host of the breakfast show on Melbourne's Gold 104.3 for several years. His first book, This Shirt Won't Iron Itself, was published to great acclaim in 2017.

Lizzy Hoo is many things – a noodle enthusiast, designer, sports lover, and rescue greyhound owner.

Lizzy is also a stand-up comedian, presenter, writer, and actor – and over the last few years has become one of the most in demand and hilarious live performers in Australia. You may have seen her on Have You Been Paying Attention?, The Weekly, The Hundred with Andy Lee or The Cook Up with Adam Liaw. Her stand up has also appeared on numerous Melbourne International Comedy Festival Galas, the 2025 RAW Comedy Final and Just For Laughs Australia.