Comedy at the Shirley: March

Bob is an award-winning Melbourne based stand-up comic, writer, actor and director, known for his work on Thank God You're Here, The Librarians, Fisk, Bay of Fires and Please Like Me.

Born to kind but daft parents just outside of London, Bob was transported to Wales as a small lad where he developed a taste for writing and performing and an appreciation of the grotesque and absurd. After moving to Australia, he teamed up with Jimeoin, writing and performing sketch comedy (not to mention touring alongside him on a very silly comedy cooking show). 

With low-key delivery and measured tones, Bob's A+ writing has maintained his status as the comedian's comedian.

Born in Australia but raised in Canada, Tor is a comedic force determined to win the hearts of every Australian she meets. But don't let that adorable Canadian accent fool you, she's filled with a whole lot of sass (and a little bit of crass). But you will absolutely love her for it. Lots of comedic bang for your buck.   

@torandorder

With his dark-edged wit, engaging stage presence, and unique takes on topics from the mundane to the ridiculous, Gavin has carved a name for himself as a well-respected favourite of the Australian comedy circuit. Brimming with puns, gags, clever wordplay, thigh slappers, Dad jokes, rib-ticklers and more, Gav is an absolute joke machine.

@gavin.baskerville

Standing five-foot-nothing and armed with a guitar and a hilarious viewpoint, Sez invites audiences into the trenches to explore the world around her. Using a sharp and original mix of musical comedy and unhinged storytelling, Sez will soon charm you with her willingness to plunder her life for laughs. As seen on Just For Laughs Sydney and Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation, we guarantee that you are about to discover your new favourite Gen Z comedian.

@sez.com.au

Contains some adult concepts, occasional strong language. 

The show is recommended for people aged 16 years or older.

Please note that acts are subject to change.