Adelaide’s premier open mic comedy night! Watch a mix of established and new comedians trying out new material at the Laugh Lab! Each week we hand-pick some of the best local comedians, with open mic spots drawn on the night. With new material and fresh faces, you’re guaranteed to see something new each week! Doors/open mic sign-up 7:30, 8pm start.

Supported Nona Mona, Gerry Masi, Kushi Venkatesh, Justin Hamilton and more.

The Best, Local, National & International Comedians in Adelaide every week for the last 24 Years.

Hot Tip: Adelaide Comedy subscribers often save $10 on their tickets with weekly passwords for the Adelaide Comedy Showcase. Subscribe at AdelaideComedy.com and you will even get your first 2 tix Free to see the funniest comedians in Adelaide on the same stage as the best comedians from around Australia and the world since the year 2000.

Your favorite Christmas movie translated badly. Lost in Translation is finally doing a Christmas movie!

The Lost in Translation crew take classic film scripts, run them through an online translator a dozen times, and then read the results live on stage in character! The final twist is every night, at least one guest star reads the script for the first time on stage. Join us on Saturday the 21st of December for Lost in Translation Actually. Our biggest ever cast on stage at the same time and no one’s read the script before.

To get the most enjoyment, we highly recommend you watch the film beforehand.

Love Actually will not be performed during Lost in Translation’s 2025 Adelaide Fringe run.

Justin Hamilton is kicking off Adelaide Comedy’s 25th anniversary by filming a night of his award winning stand up supported by Bec Hill & Jazz King. Recording two stand-up shows at the Rhino Room Jan 10th.

First up will be his award-winning show “Little Victories” that was described by the Barefoot Review as “…a cyclone of beautifully crafted, hysterically funny anecdotes and observations…”

Then in the second half Hammo will perform “Stuff and Nonsense”, a collection of stories cultivated from his 30-year career ranging from his comedy duo The Bunta Boys in the 90s, his heyday of being a part of the Melbourne Comedy scene, and his life now in Sydney.

You can catch both shows early in the new year at the Rhino Room on the 10th of January. Doors open at 7pm.

At Bec Hill’s Pick ‘n’ Mix Club, we take only the freshest material from our line-up and give it a mix, so YOU can pick what jokes you want to hear. With every act onstage, you’ll witness punchlines being born, developed, and gifted in the most collaborative new material night you (and the acts) will ever experience. Hosted by Adelaide Comedy Legend Bec Hill!

Adelaide Comedy is celebrating a Quarter Century of live comedy in Adelaide in 2025. The Best, Local, National & International Comedians on stage together every week of the year for the last 25 Years.

Hot Tip: Adelaide Comedy subscribers often save $10 on their tickets with weekly passwords for the Adelaide Comedy Showcase. Subscribe at AdelaideComedy.com and you will even get your first 2 tix Free to see the funniest comedians in Adelaide on the same stage as the best comedians from around Australia and the world since the year 2000.

Comedian, actor, and writer Josh Wolf has become one of the most sought-after personalities in comedy today. From adding his quick-witted commentary on comedy round tables, to becoming a New York Times Bestselling Author, writing on hit television shows, and headlining stand-up comedy tours across the nation, Wolf has proved time and time again he is one of the most dynamic and multi-faceted comedians in the entertainment business.

Josh Wolf’s popularity continues to increase on social media, where he has 2.8 million followers on Facebook, 1.6 million followers on TikTok, 1.6 million subscribers on YouTube, and 514,000 followers on Instagram. His comedy special “Father Of The Year” has 11.5 million views on his YouTube channel, which itself has over 250 million views showcasing hilarious clips from his stand-up shows, other comedy specials, crowd work compilations, along with skits and reality content such as the series “Family Tussle” which Wolf made with his son Jacob.

Bad day? Time for a little treat. Good day? I think that deserves a little treat.

With the end of her twenties rapidly approaching, Melanie Bracewell unpacks the last decade of her life. As seen on The Cheap Seats, Taskmaster (NZ), Have You Been Paying Attention and Thank God You’re Here, you don’t want to miss Bracewell’s latest offering. Go on, you’ve earned it.

“Phenomenal storytelling” – Chortle

‘Punchlines for days’ – Sydney Morning Herald

“an expert in her craft” – TimeOut Magazine

MICF Best Show Nominee, SCF Director’s Choice Winner, and Bad Boy of Musical Comedy* (*self proclaimed), Cameron James is back with his biggest rock n roll show yet.

Join Cam as he digs through the record crate of his life, pinballing from hilariously true stories, to cutting cultural commentary, to full blown pop songs.

Broken Records is a musical comedy show about what it means to be alive right f***ing here, right f***ing now.

As seen on The Gala, Spicks & Specks, Guy Mont-Spelling Bee, Bump & more.

Ever wanted to know what your high school teacher actually thought of you? Or whether she believed your excuses? Or what she wanted to say to the Year 8 boy who refused to leave the class? Well, you’re going to want to see this show.

Before Bron Lewis was one of Australia’s most promising new comedians, she was a high school teacher for almost a decade. It was an era where she both nurtured young hearts, encouraged kids to be brilliant, but she also made some lifelong enemies. You’ll hear more about them this show than the nerds. Bron became a teacher because she hates learning – she would rather saw off her own legs then learn a new card game. Bron raises the question: what happens when someone tries to avoid learning at all costs? They teach. Sit down, and get ready to learn.

Ray O’Leary (Taskmaster, Have You Been Paying Attention?) pulled a man from a wrecked car and as the man lay dying, he used his last ounce of strength to ask Ray (Best Show Nominee at the 2024 Melbourne International Comedy Festival) to tell his children that he loved them. And Ray (sold out tours to Melbourne, Edinburgh and more) will get round to it but first he has to do this comedy show.

In 2025 Wil Anderson is bringing his completely improvised shows to comedy clubs and festivals around the country. Every night will be a completely different show, made for- and with- the people in the room only. Never to be recorded. Never to be repeated.

Witness one of the fastest comedic minds of his generation for a unique, never to be repeated Festival experience in the intimate surroundings of Adelaide’s favourite Comedy Club  – Rhino Room.

BOOK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. WILL SELL OUT TOO QUICKLY.

“Lightning in a bottle.” ★★★★½ The Sydney Morning Herald, 2022

“Wil Anderson is a master at finding humanity in the strangest things.” ★★★★ Time Out, 2022

Your favourite movies translated badly.

Each night, we take a different classic film script, run it through an online translator a dozen times, and then read the results live on stage in character!

The final twist is that the guest stars read the scripts on stage for the first time.

To get the most enjoyment, we recommend you watch the film beforehand.

If a Claire Hooper falls over in the forest and nobody sees, does it make a sound?

It’s a trick question. Somebody always sees.

This is a show for anyone who’s ever tripped on something that wasn’t there, waved across the room to someone who didn’t see them, had to spend too much time in a busy airplane toilet or suffered any other small, public humiliation and kept smiling.

You’ll have seen Claire on Spicks and Specks, Have You Been Paying Attention? and pretty much every other comedy, cooking and panel show, as well as hosting the podcast I’m The Worst with Claire Hooper.

She’s also been falling over in public, physically and emotionally, for as long as she can remember.

Winner – Piece of Wood Award, Melbourne Comedy Festival 2024

Lindsay has been performing Comedy around the globe since 1998 this will be his 16th Adelaide Fringe

Lindsay Webb is back and boy is he learning. With many years of life lived experience navigating the every expanding minefield of Social Change and Social rules can be a full on job for someone born before colour TV in Australia. Wanting to do the right thing and doing the right thing are a mile apart.

Good intention doesn’t always result in good practice

Lindsay wants to share some tips, social life hacks and highlight some of his failures. Not all of them its only a 50min show

This is a fun look at how we navigate the new space of Woke culture, especially good for People with Old Habits.

Sit back and enjoy the comedic commentary from the Woke World of Webb *may or may not be totally woke

In 2002 Brett Blake was charged with inciting a riot, disorderly conduct and assaulting a public officer. Is he guilty? You be the judge.

He was 16 years old and facing a maximum prison sentence of 10 years.

What happened next surprised him, his parents, his lawyers, the neighbours and even the judge.

This is a story of the importance of second chances, the hypocritical expectations we have of young people, and how your number one enemy might just end up being your biggest champion.

Only Brett can manage to make a story of police brutality, learning disabilities, questionable 90’s parenting and growing up in a shit suburb “funny”.

Seen on 2024 Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala, Question Everything, Spicks and Specks and co-host of Work Hates Podcast.

Directed by Tom Ballard.

Mish Wittrup spent her whole life making sure everyone believed her lies. In her latest show, she’s checking in to make sure that you all still believe them and that you all still think she’s perfect.

As seen on ABC’s “Aunty Donna’s Coffee Cafe” and fresh off her Melbourne International Comedy Festival Best Newcomer nomination (2022), Mish Wittrup shares her collection of stories about being overlooked and understimulated.

★★★★ ‘An hour in Mish Wittrup’s delightful and cheerful company is an absolute joy.’  CHORTLE

★★★★★ ‘Nothing short of a triumph.’  FUNNY TONNE