In 2026 Lloyd will have been a professional stand-up comedian for twenty years. And it doesn’t get any easier. Not the comedy but writing these little blurbs.

A brand-new stand-up comedy show from a man that sounds like a YouTube video played at half speed. Come along and hear about Lloyd’s problems with every other single person on earth. May contain jokes about giraffes, clouds and salt.

As seen on Have You Been Paying Attention?, Thank God You’re Here, Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee, The Hundred With Andy Lee

“A collection of absolutely top-class standalone jokes.” The Guardian
“Brilliant, charming, understated.” The Independent 

A seasoned performer whose shows have been described as ‘devastatingly effective’ (Chortle), Dave is back with a brand-new hour of stand-up, focusing on the small things that frustrate him and the large things that get on top of him…. more or less.

Dave played to audiences all over the country last year and continues to garner fans with his accessible, grounded comedy. Maybe you’ve seen him on Sam Pang Tonight, The Cheap Seats, hosting The Big Trip or really stretching his acting chops as Troy in Upper Middle Bogan on Netflix

Come and check out a performer who’s spent almost half of his life doing what he loves. With his stand-up clips routinely getting millions of views online, you’re gonna love ‘More or Less’

★★★★ “An hour of quick wit and cheery anecdotes.”  The Age

Widely regarded as one of Australia’s best comedians, Damien Power returns to Adelaide with a new hour of comedy.  Don’t miss him, off the back of a sold out tour.

This is my new show, Touching My Active Mind. I’m leaning into all the fun stuff that makes a room feel alive. There’ll be an essay, one part that delves into the taboos of comedy, a joke that’s really wet, and one prank . Also I got a revelation I wanna talk about.  I want the show to feel playful and unexpected, like we’re all in on something together. It’s comedy, but with space to muck around, be a bit janky, and try things that feel fresh. If you’re coming, you’re part of the energy and we’re going to make the night feel new, fun, and little bit dangerous.

WINNER – Billy T Award
WINNER – Best Male Comic, NZCG Awards
5 or 6 x WINNER – Comic Originality, NZCG Awards
WINNER – Best Newcomer, Sydney Comedy Festival

“There’s a great sense that his material gradually builds in intensity and overwhelms you, which comes as a relief from washing-line shows that start and end strong while sagging in the middle.” – chortle.co.uk, 2025

“Correos does not really tell jokes, but he does do almost everything else, and he does it fast and loud and with all the energy in the world. He can dance, DJ, kiss wild birds and maybe do hypnosis.” – The Press, 2025

An hour of music, comedy and questionable life choices. It’s fine. Everything’s fine.

Five foot nothing and armed with a guitar and a mic, Sez invites her audience into the trenches to explore the world around her. Through stand-up and songs, she has struck a chord with millions on social media and comedy crowds at shows around Australia.

“If you only see one dyslexic, bisexual musical comedian this festival, make it Sez.” ★★★★ The Age, 2025

Matt Stewart featuring Suren Jayemanne…or Suren Jayemanne featuring Matt Stewart? Either way it’s an hour of fresh, dry witty comedy.

Matt is an award-winning Melbourne based comedian. In 2013 he won Australia’s largest open mic stand-up comedy competition, RAW Comedy, and is the co-host of one of Australia’s most popular comedy Podcasts Do Go On and its spin off Who Knew It with Matt Stewart.

Suren is a comedian, writer and actor he has appeared on ABC (Question Everything, The Weekly, Comedy Next Gen, Comedy Up Late) and SBS (Celebrity Letters and Numbers, The Cook Up with Adam Liaw).

In her Adelaide Fringe debut, Jess Fuchs blends sharp wit, heart, and playful irreverence to bring you Feral. She’s been heckled on stage, in waiting rooms, and at family dinners. Tonight, Jess gets the last word.

A regular host at The Comedy Store and performer at top clubs worldwide, Jess has opened for Fortune Feimster, Gianmarco Soresi, and Morgan Jay.

★★★★★ “so relatable and clever…” – Theatre Thoughts
★★★★ “uproarious and raunchy…” – Sydney Arts Guide

Stella Kappos is a stand-up comedian with no self-respect. She will be ‘performing’ weirdo comedy, a subgenre of comedy a twink yelled (whilst pointing) at her on the street.

“Kappos flaunts the conventions of comedy with enchanting irreverence…. utterly batshit and I loved it” Funny Tonne

“Strange and scattergun” Chortle

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Raw Comedy National Runner Up 2024, Comedy Zone 2025

It’s 2026 and tragically, comedy has become important. After years away from the festival circuit, Tim has decided it’s now time to ignore his young children and make light of the rising tide of fascism.

This show will contain no less than 20 excellent jokes, 3 delightful anecdotes, 2 illegal acts and 1 apology for Tim accidentally causing an absolutely dire current situation in his native Aotearoa.

Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, Tim refuses to accept the world is coming to an end.

Where Are All the Tall Grandmas? Be honest, you’ve never seen one have you? So where the f*ck are they? Do they shrink? Die young? Are short kings eating them!? Or perhaps they are thriving in an underground society, gathering each night by candlelight to uphold the sacred sanctity of the towering matriarch . Lou Wall is not saying that Tall Grandmas are the Illuminati … but they’re also not saying they’re not.

In this hilariously unhinged new hour, Wall dives head first into the disappearance of tall old women everywhere – a comedic investigation into height, heritage and what it truly means to live large.

“Wall is a comedy whirlwind.” New York Times, 2025

Nominee – Melbourne Comedy Festival Award 2025

An inspiring and educational comedy show about how one man (Om Tom) learnt Indonesian by accident through the different episodes of his life. Like Slumdog Millionaire but all he won was how to order nasi goreng correctly. Delivered bilingually, ‘Learning Indonesian with Om Tom’ is not only a comedy show but an effort to build bridges between Indonesian and English-speaking communities.

Om Tom was born in Papua New Guinea, grew up in Australia, studied in Indonesia and has worked in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and East Timor. He’s tried every language learning strategy, and turned all of them into jokes. In this show about how ‘not’ to learn a language, Om Tom shares his hilarious language learning journey, and provides the crowd with real language tools for their next trip to Bali.