Multicultural Comedy Night To Bring The Laughs At Melbourne International Comedy Festival

In a dazzling comeback to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) following an epic debut in 2023, A-List Entertainment is set to deliver a night of uproarious stand-up on April 6th, 2024, at the Athenaeum Theatre.

Dubbed the Multicultural Comedy Night, the event boasts a stellar lineup of some of the nation's top comedians who will regale the audience with tales from around the globe.

Hosted by Georgie Carroll, the 10-act event is set to be a hilarious exploration of cultural identity that highlights both our differences and shared experiences.

Georgie Carroll, an award-winning comedian, author, registered nurse, and family woman originally from the UK and now calling Australia home, will guide the audience through an evening of laughter. With seven solo shows and a recorded special, The Gloves are Off, with Network Ten, Carroll has become a national sell-out act. She's a familiar face on Australian television, having appeared on shows like HYBPA?, Hughesy, We Have A Problem, Oxfam MICF Gala, and The Project.

Carroll's accolades include the Best Comedy award at the Adelaide Fringe in 2022 and a nomination for the 2023 Russell Prize for Humour Writing for her nursing-focused book, Off The Charts. Currently touring internationally in 2024 with her stand-up show, Sista Flo 2.0, Georgie Carroll is a force to be reckoned with in the comedy world.

The Multicultural Comedy Night aims to be a hilarious celebration of diversity and multicultural Australian identity, showcasing it as one of the country's greatest cultural assets. The one-night-only event promises to leave the audience captivated, connected, and smiling at the proudly inclusive heritage that defines Australia.

For those eager to secure their spot for a night of side-splitting, thigh-slapping comedy, tickets are available now at comedyfestival.com.au.

Multicultural Comedy Night

Featuring Special Host: Georgie Carroll

Date: 6th April 2024
Time: 5:00 pm
Venue: Athenaeum Theatre, Melbourne

Tickets: $49 – $59