
Sketch Comedy Work
The Good Time Boys and Hot Bread Comedy
‘If you can’t laugh at yourself who can you laugh at?’
Me.
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Invigilators Incorporated
Short and Sweet - Gold Coast 2017
Brisbane Powerhouse 2017
Extravaganza!
Vena Cava Fresh Blood Festival 2017
Get Amongst It!
The New Globe Theatre 2017
Don’t Drink the Eggnog
The New Globe Theatre 2017
A Star Wars Story
Anywhere Theatre Festival 2018
$69 Basics
Valley Fiesta 2018
The Duke of Zest
Short and Sweet - Gold Coast 2018
Brisbane Powerhouse 2018 -
Boogie Woogie Boys
The Flamin Galah 2020
Innuagural Wynnum Fringe 2020
Hot Bread: Quarantined
Web series produced and filmed during lockdown 2020
Gettin Toasty
Wynnum Fringe 2021
This one probably needs a little explanation. Directing and performing in sketch comedy shows arose out of myself and my uni friends obsession with the comedy stylings of Aunty Donna, Lano and Woodley and Monty Python. We had just graduated, we had no work, so we thought ‘why not? We’re funny!’ Because, as we all know, all the funniest people have to say they’re funny.
The Good Time Boys were a collection of around 10 - yes 10 - struggling actors, writers and general miscreants making something in between short form and long form comedy plays. Mid form? Sure. Each full length show would contain 3-4 ‘sketch plays’ around 10-15 minutes each, written and performed by various members of the group and directed by myself.
Hot Bread came about when we realised that 10 people regularly making content was not sustainable. Weird. So myself and two other silly boys - Drew Buchanan and Chris Paton - headed off on our own. A couple of name changes later, the locally celebrated and very silly voice of Hot Bread Comedy was born. We all went our seperate ways in 2023, but despite how silly it all was, it remains some of the work I am most proud of in my life.
Find some examples and pictures below!
