Australias top comedy tour comes to Geelong
Geelong comedy fans will have the chance to catch the highlights from the 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festival as its Roadshow tour comes to The Story House. Featuring a line-up of fan favourites and new talent, the 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow hits the road for its 27th year from late April to July.
Hosted by Singaporean comedian Fadzri Rashid, the Roadshow features performances from award-winning, fan favourite, and television and radio star comedians. Rashid will be joined by Brett Blake, Meg Jager, Rowan Thambar and Matt Stewart for 120 minutes of:
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is among the top three comedy festivals worldwide, next to the Edinburgh Fringe and Montreal’s Just for Laughs. Every year the festival hosts a huge mix of new and returning talent from international and domestic performers, participating in stand-up, street performances, theatre, and cabaret shows. The Roadshow brings the highlights of the main festival out of Melbourne to over 80 venues in Australia, India, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Local theatres often advertise upcoming shows using flyer printing services to distribute flyers to the community. These flyers, placed in mailboxes, local newspapers, businesses and other public places, typically include event, venue, date and ticketing information.
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow comes to The Story House in Geelong for one night only on Saturday May 17th.
Hosted by Singaporean comedian Fadzri Rashid, the Roadshow features performances from award-winning, fan favourite, and television and radio star comedians. Rashid will be joined by Brett Blake, Meg Jager, Rowan Thambar and Matt Stewart for 120 minutes of:
“side-splitting fun, razor-sharp, high velocity wit”
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is among the top three comedy festivals worldwide, next to the Edinburgh Fringe and Montreal’s Just for Laughs. Every year the festival hosts a huge mix of new and returning talent from international and domestic performers, participating in stand-up, street performances, theatre, and cabaret shows. The Roadshow brings the highlights of the main festival out of Melbourne to over 80 venues in Australia, India, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Local theatres often advertise upcoming shows using flyer printing services to distribute flyers to the community. These flyers, placed in mailboxes, local newspapers, businesses and other public places, typically include event, venue, date and ticketing information.
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow comes to The Story House in Geelong for one night only on Saturday May 17th.