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2020
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Daniel Townes bangs out almost an hour of his classic jokes, with killer one-liners, razor-sharp social commentary, and dark, hilarious personal stories.
57:00
In this show, Yianni Agisilaou explores the preposterous rules, double-standards and expectations society lumps on us depending on which bits we're born with.
56:00
Australian born to Sri Lankan parents, Suren Jayemanne is a young(ish) intellectual brown beta-male. He also has eczema. Join Suren as he attempts to discover which is the worse skin condition to have in Australia.
58:00
Sam Taunton's 'Taunts Down For What' deals with contemporary issues facing millennials such as social media anxiety, online dating and friendship groups, and generational hurdles like identity, love, and family relationships.
51:00
In her stand-up show Demi Lardner plays 46-year-old Gavin who is based on the numerous stepdads she's had in her short, but magnificent life.
50:00
Series 2 showcases the next generation of stand-up comedians as they perform their latest live shows. First up is Tom Walker in his show Bee Boo, a chaotic shambles of a show which combines prop, mime, song and stand-up.
Episodes 2019
49:00
Aaron Chen performs his debut show live in Sydney. Aaron's show covers many of the most pressing issues of today and he might reveal his crush.
56:00
Geraldine Hickey's show explores the themes of empathy, disappointments and why sometimes it's not always a good idea to say "Yes Please!", but when Geraldine does at least we get a good story.
57:00
Raised Buddhist by a lapsed Catholic and a recovered Jew, Alice Fraser chronicles the world of her childhood through the lives of the people living in the crumbling down house she called home.
58:00
An hour of jokes, mostly about casual and systemic racism in Australia, as told through the eyes of stand-up comedian and certified disappointment to his parents, Michael Hing. Recorded at the Comedy Store in Sydney.
1:01:00
A feminist comedian dressed as a mouthy male stand-up, dressed as a silent Gaulier clown, trying not to offend anyone. Sound confusing? It is. 'Welcome to Trigger Warning' - the award winning show from Zoe Coombs Marr.
57:00
Human is a culmination of Simon Taylor's experiences travelling Australia & trying to find its cultural identity. Simon asks where do I find it? and explores why many people don't feel like they belong in their own country.
57:00
From a sold-out night at Sydney's famous Comedy Store, comedian Cameron James gets real about grown up parties, paintball injuries, and the tiny lies we tell ourselves to get through each day.
Episodes 2018
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Thought-provoking and absurd, Damien Powers' 'Sell Mum Into Slavery' sees the award-winner tackle the big, global questions from religion to consumerism to politics.
55:00
Nick Cody's hilarious stand-up show What of It? is the culmination of a couple of years touring the world, performing to packed houses, racking up rave 4 and 5-star reviews like it was nobody's business.
54:00
Writer, performer, and rat Becky Lucas delivers her live stand-up show Little B**tch - an hour of ruthlessly honest observations, self-deprecation & hilarious one-liners.
54:00
Babies, animals and outer space. Spend a dream-like hour with award-winning comedian David Quirk as he shares anecdotes about skateboarding, animal rights and how a simple favour went awry.
56:00
Multi-awarding winning Tessa Waters delivers a non-stop roller coaster of LOLs, combining her multitude of talents for physical comedy, sketch and dance, jam-packed into one high-octane hour.
Episodes 2017
50:00
A regular headliner on the Melbourne comedy circuit, Dilruk Jayasinha has performed to packed rooms across Australia as well as headlined shows in Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Singapore. 'Sri Wanka' is Dil's latest stand up show.
57:00
Comedian Luke Heggie works on building sites, listens to philosophers sitting on eskies, dispensing wisdom, stating facts, virtues, theories, and listing achievements. It irks him, so much so that he put it in a comedy show.
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