Comedy
My father taught me, at an early age, an invaluable lesson about using humour to navigate painful events. At school, I faced constant bullying and racial slurs, with derogatory slang reducing my Abori...
Monday night was the Deadly Funny Grand Final at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, hosted by renowned Biripi comedian Andy Saunders, and saw six Indigenous comedians from around Australia compete in fron...
Pitjantjatjara, Warrigmal and South Sea Islander woman Elaine Crombie is set to make her appearance with the Aboriginal Comedy Stars this season in Naarm (Melbourne) and Meanjin (Brisbane) with a numb...
"The only reason I got into comedy was I was on a bumble date."This is how Butchulla, Mununjhali and Woppaburra woman and award-winning comedian Janty Blair says how she got her start in the ficklest...
Electric Fields, the acclaimed electronic music duo, will team up with the Darwin Symphony Orchestra for a unique performance at Garrmalang Festival 2024.
The Sydney Comedy Festival has unveiled additional acts for the 2024 edition, scheduled from April 22 to May 19. The festivities begin with the much-anticipated Galas running from April 23-25 at vario...
Cheeky, loud, black and proud, Deadly Funny is the biggest First Nations comedy showcase in Australia and is hitting all corners of the nation with a series of heats.
A US comedian has sparked outrage for a series of "jokes" aimed at First Nations Australians with references to racist stereotypes during his Australian tour.
Fremantle will host the long-running Deadly Funny national comedy competition at the Fremantle Arts centre at 7pm, tonight - Thursday 2 March. Described as "cheeky, loud, Black and proud!
Comedian Gabriel Willie's new series delivers a funny and unique take on learning and embracing Indigenous languages. Willie has made thousands laugh through his skits on social media, under the name...
Actor and former professional footballer Aaron Fa'Aoso has blessed us with tears of laughter through his much-loved character in Black Comedy skit The Tidda's on ABC.
Butchulla comedian Janty Blair has been crowned Australia's Deadly Funny winner at Naarm's (Melbourne) International Comedy Festival - and it all started with a Bumble date.
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