The Comedians, MC's and Speakers listed on the following pages are well suited to corporate events and are some of the best entertainers around. If you would like to make a booking, please note the names of the acts you are most interested in and either email us via contact us or call us on (03) 9520 9109
GEORGE MCENROE
Stand-up comedian and radio host George McEncroe has had an interesting journey. After juggling four kids, work and play, she has plenty of real-life experiences to share with her audiences. Her direct manner, quick humour, warmth and approachability have made her an audience favourite. She boats one of the fullest trophy cabinets in town after winning the Austereo Rising Star award, Brisbane’s Iron Comic award for stand-up comedy and a Goldie award for Best On-Air Performance while co-hosting Triple M’s breakfast show The Cage. George has also written for The Age, The Australian, The Big Issue and sketch shows The Big Bite and Life Support.
DES DOWLING
Des Dowling is one of Australia’s most versatile stand-up comedy performers. Whether its appearing as a TV presenter, utilising his polished interviewing skills and humor as a corporate MC, or performing a hilarious 30 minute set of stand up comedy, Des delivers a top notch comedy performance every time.
He’s headlined at the top comedy clubs around Australia and his corporate clients include NAB, St George Bank, Devine Homes, The Master Builders Association, Visy, North Melbourne Football Club and many more.
CELIA PACQUOLA
Celia Pacquola burst onto the Melbourne comedy scene in 2006. After only a handful of gigs, but a barrelful of laughs, she was crowned the Raw Recruit, winning the prize for Best First Time Entrant in the prestigious Raw Comedy open mic competition.
Celia had a starring role as EJ in the successful ABC TV black comedy series Laid written by Marieke Hardy and Kirsty Fisher). She has also appeared as herself on shows including Good News Week, Spicks and Specks, Adam Hills in Gordon St Tonight, Rove and The 7pm Project.
GLENN ROBBINS
Following on from stand up in the 80's, the move into television was a natural progression. Glenn became well-known as a performer/writer for a number of television's top rating comedy sketch shows including The Comedy Company (Network Ten), Fast Forward, Full Frontal and Jimeoin (7 Network).
Glenn’s other notable characters include the ‘outback adventurer’ Russell Coight, and Kel Knight from the wildly popular ABC series Kath & Kim. His charmingly incompetent TV personalities are a stark contrast to his brilliant wit and quick humour.
ADAM VINCENT
Adelaide-born Adam Vincent moved to Melbourne after competing in the national final of the Triple J Raw comedy competition. A year long stint in the United Kingdom allowed Adam to hone his craft in front of international audiences, helping him create his own unique brand of comedy.
Humans Anonymous was hailed by big-name comedian Adam Hills as the best show in that year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and his follow-up show Adam Vincent in Adamland received similar critical and peer-based acclaim.
STEVE PHILP
Watching Steve Philp perform is like watching an episode of 80s TV show It’s A Knockout… except he assures us no-one will get hurt! Actor, comedian and former radio announcer, Steve has adapted to everything life has thrown at him.
Steve has been keeping busy, revving up and humouring TV studio audiences as the warm-up guy for TV shows such as Ready Steady Cook, Ronnie Johns Half Hour, The Contest and Celebrity Spelling Bee. He also appeared on camera on the Comedy Channel’s Stand Up Australia as well as featuring in TV commercials for Career-One.
TROY KINNE
Troy had been performing stand up comedy for less than a year prior to this performance and has since won almost every young comic competition in the country. Among which was the ‘You Gotta Be Joking’ competition at the Comic’s Lounge in Melbourne. This win saw Troy receive the prize of a trip to New York to attend the American Institute of Comedy.
He now has his own television comedy show 'Kinne'.
BIG BROTHER LITTLE BROTHER
Two brothers, one Guitar and a Triangle!
Corporate comedians Big Brother Little Brother are brothers Adam and Mathew Hedditch. Adam (Big Brother) is Australia's premiere Trianglist and is a leading figure in the heavy metal scene. While Mathew (Little Brother) is an accomplished Guitarist who has mastered all the basic chords, even the hard ones like G and F.
CHRIS FRANKLIN
Chris Franklin is an Australian stand-up comedian and former sailor for the Royal Australian Navy. He is most famous for writing the song Bloke (a bogan parody of Meredith Brooks' feminist anthem Bitch), which reached #1 on the ARIA Charts.
Through his music, Chris emulates the stereotypical Aussie 'bloke' or 'yobbo', frequently appearing in a flannelet shirt and double plugger thongs. Chris' "Hoganesque" style of comedy is aimed largely at the chief perceived concerns of the 'average' Australian: beer, sport and relationships.