Self-deprecation? Overrated. The magnetic Eftos subverts the traditional script for stand-up, delivering razor-sharp remarks on feminism... and a wickedly fun performance. Nominated for Best Newcomer at Edinburgh Fringe, she’ll be showcasing her many talents at Altar Bar.
As seen on Guy Montgomery's Spelling Bee and Question Everything, this lovable, funny and kind-hearted Aussie is a pro at finding humour in random situations and having something to say about everything. To further prove her knack for having a few hilarious words for any occasion, she’s written a brand-new hour of stand-up all about it.
“The Mind Guy” blends sharp comedy with hypnotic spectacle, turning audiences into willing accomplices in his mischievous, mind-bending world. Expect hilarious hypnosis, playful mind-reading, and volunteers transformed into rock stars, racers, and even aliens. Lose your mind and your inhibitions.
Fresh from a sell-out world tour, the South African comic brings rapid-fire gags, manic energy, and laugh-out-loud honesty to Hobart. Expect the unexpected as he navigates life’s next wild ride without a map. As seen on Netflix, Comedy Central, and an arena run supporting Trevor Noah.
The charming Takashi (or Waka) has garnered popularity through appearances on The Gala, Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee and Taskmaster Australia. His clever cultural observations of our strange nation are always met with amusement. Expect polite roasts and maybe an apology to vegemite toast.
For ten years, CULT has summoned laughter in its purest, weirdest form. Prepare to sacrifice some dignity in exchange for a good time with host Rob Braslin and Aaron Maxwell, Jem Nicholas, Liam O'Loughlin, Mick Davies, Scott Lleonart, Sharnie Stimm, and Tracey Cosgrove.
Encompassing some of the city’s finest live haunts, In The Hanging Garden will host Hobart Festival of Comedy once again.
Hobart’s historic former cinema and live entertainment venue comes to life with some of comedy’s biggest names. Turn up early to enjoy a drink in grand surrounds.
Accessibility
Assisted level-access is available via Liverpool Street. Please contact us prior to arrival at info@odeontheatre.com.au. There is one accessible toilet.
A multi-storey, inner-city hangout in the heart of the city, transformed into an intimate comedy club.
Accessibility
Level 1 of Altar Bar—where the stage is located—is fully accessible with an accessible toilet. Accessible entry is via the chevron laneway on 112 Murray Street. Unfortunately at this time, Level 2 is only accessible by stairs.
Gather beneath this 18-metre-tall cathedral structure tucked away in the Hobart CBD.
Accessibility
Cathedral is fully accessible with an accessible toilet. Accessible entry is via 153 Liverpool Street.
Fulfil your pre- and post-comedy needs from our resident kitchens. There’ll be the usual array of top-notch food and drink options, al fresco or undercover.
Accessibility
The Garden is fully accessible from both 112 Murray Street and the Watchorn Street entrance. There is one accessible toilet.