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Comedy Festival hits the road to Frankston

BaysideNewsBy BaysideNews22 March 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Comedy fans can expect a showcase of some of the finest talents handpicked from the 2024 festival. Picture: Supplied
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IF laughter is the best medicine, local audiences are in for a healthy dose of endorphins when the 2024 Melbourne International Comedy Festival embarks on its 26th annual road trip around the country. With Frankston Arts Centre one of the first venues on the tour, comedy fans can expect a showcase of some of the finest talents handpicked from the 2024 festival.

Multi-award-winning UK comedian, Carl Donnelly, takes the reins as the MC after performing at prestigious comedy festivals around the world. As seen on television shows such as ‘Mock the Week’, ‘Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled’ and more, Donnelly is well equipped to guide the audience through the hilarity of the evening.
Joining him is Claire Hooper, known for her razor-sharp wit and infectious energy as seen on her regular appearances on Good News Week, The Great Australian Bake Off, The Project, Spicks & Specks, and Would I Lie to You.

The line-up is complete with Daniel Fernandes – one of India’s leading comedians, with a career spanning 10 years – along with the talented writer/comedian Bronwyn Kuss, and comedian and Triple J radio host Luka Muller.
Presented in the Frankston Arts Centre’s 2024 Season, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is an annual highlight performed to sold-out crowds of comedy fans.

Join the ultimate comedy road trip on Sunday 28 April, 7.30pm. Tickets: $28 – $64. Bookings: 03 9784 1060 or thefac.com.au.

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