About the show
Cheeky, loud, black and proud! Join us for a night of deadly laughs as the most incredible emerging comedians and storytellers take the stage.
For two decades, Deadly Funny has unearthed the freshest and funniest comedians and yarn-spinners from the oldest culture on earth. Don’t miss this hilarious night of storytelling, as a new generation of emerging voices make their mark.
Open to First Nations comedians and storytellers, Deadly Funny has seen the likes of Steph Tisdell, Kevin Kropinyeri, Andy Saunders, Shiralee Hood, Dane Simpson, Elaine Crombie, Sean Choolburra and more as both participants and mentors.
Grab tickets for you and your mates – we promise it’s we promise it’s going to be deadly!
Keen to try comedy?
All you need is five minutes of funny material. Whether it’s stand-up, musical, sketch, physical, dance, character-based, or simply sharing a funny story, the stage is yours! Open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders over the age of 18. You will be given an opportunity to sit with a seasoned professional comedian in a two-hour crash course comedy workshop session to help refine your ideas before you unleash your talent onstage.
To sign up for the workshop head to www.deadlyfunny.com.au/registrations
A comedy theatre and bar on Bourke Street, open seven nights a week. Most nights there's more than one show: stand-up, improv, live podcasts and solo shows. Tickets from $12, and the bar is open whether you're seeing a show or not. See what else is on →
Your visit
- Doors
- About 15 mins before the show
- Runs
- 60 minutes
- Ages
- Suitable for ages 16+
- Seating
- General admission – first in, best dressed
- Entrance
- Upstairs at 231 Bourke St - opposite K-Mart
- Food
- Bar open from 5pm, no booking needed
- Access
- Stairs only – 47 steps in total. Unfortunately we do not yet have wheelchair access.