Midsumma Recommends | Melbourne International Comedy Festival

There's no shortage of queer brilliance at this year's Festival, so we got our friends at Midsumma to suggest some of their faves! Check out these shows featuring LGBTQ+ performers and/or creatives:

How To Flirt: The TED XXX Talk Image

Steve Porters

How To Flirt: The TED XXX Talk

27 Mar - 06 Apr 10 shows

Breaking The Fifth Wall Image

Lou Wall

Breaking The Fifth Wall

27 Mar - 20 Apr 22 shows

The Kaye Hole Image

Reuben Kaye

The Kaye Hole

18 Apr - 19 Apr 2 shows

Choose Bob! 40 Ridiculous Years Image

Bob Downe in

Choose Bob! 40 Ridiculous Years

11 Apr - 13 Apr 2 shows

Bangtail Image

Lil Wenker

Bangtail

25 Mar - 06 Apr 13 shows

Queerly Beloved Image

Queerly Beloved

28 Mar - 19 Apr 8 shows

Feminist Trash Image

Sugar Bits

Feminist Trash

25 Mar - 06 Apr 12 shows

Six Deadly Decades with Aunty Janty Image

Janty Blair

Six Deadly Decades with Aunty Janty

27 Mar - 06 Apr 10 shows

Cvnt Image

Cvnt

27 Mar - 06 Apr 10 shows

Fountain Lakes in Lockdown Image

Fountain Lakes in Lockdown

No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret Image

Mel & Sam

No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret

27 Mar - 13 Apr 16 shows

Granny Bingo Image

Edith Vale & Maureen McGillicuddy

Granny Bingo

Thanks For Being Here Image

Joel Creasey

Thanks For Being Here

27 Mar - 20 Apr 22 shows

Comedy Club for Kids Image

Comedy Club for Kids

05 Apr - 20 Apr 15 shows

I'll Allow It Image

Bronwyn Kuss

I'll Allow It

27 Mar - 20 Apr 21 shows

Everything I Need To Say About Sea Creatures Image

Kirsty Webeck

Everything I Need To Say About Sea Creatures

28 Mar - 12 Apr 6 shows

The Splash Zone Image

Zoë Coombs Marr

The Splash Zone

27 Mar - 20 Apr 22 shows

Clip Clop Don't Stop Image

Alex Ward

Clip Clop Don't Stop

27 Mar - 20 Apr 22 shows

I Can't Tell What She's Saying Image

Rosie Jones

I Can't Tell What She's Saying

27 Mar - 20 Apr 22 shows

How You See Me, How You Don't Image

Chloe Petts

How You See Me, How You Don't

27 Mar - 20 Apr 22 shows

Melbourne International Comedy Festival acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands upon which we work and live. We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' spirit, imagination and rich history of storytelling and humour that is an inspiration to all Australians.

We accept the invitation to walk together with First Nations people towards a more positive future for Australia, as described in the Uluru Statement From The Heart.