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Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2026 Highlights and Featured Performances

festival-fair · 2026-03-21

The Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) celebrates its 40th anniversary from March 25 to April 19, 2026, presenting nearly 800 shows. The festival includes established Australian comedians such as Wil Anderson, Hannah Gadsby, and Denise Scott, alongside international acts like Ian Smith from the UK and Zainab Johnson from the US. It features artist development programs like Deadly Funny and Raw Comedy. ArtsHub's Performing Arts Editor Richard Watts selected 12 notable shows, including Alex Hines & Sarah Stafford's 'Birds,' which addresses climate change, and Garry Starr's award-winning 'Classic Penguins.' Other highlighted performances include Anisa Nandaula's 'No Small Talk,' Cassie Workman's 'You Are Here,' and Sammy J's 'Hero Complex.' The festival offers diverse comedy styles, from character-driven acts to stand-up, across venues like The Malthouse and Melbourne Town Hall.

Key facts

  • MICF runs from March 25 to April 19, 2026, marking its 40th anniversary
  • The festival includes nearly 800 shows with Australian and international comedians
  • Artist development initiatives include Deadly Funny, Class Clowns, and Raw Comedy
  • ArtsHub's Richard Watts selected 12 featured shows, such as 'Birds' and 'Classic Penguins'
  • Venues include The Malthouse, Melbourne Town Hall, Trades Hall, and The Westin

Entities

Artists

  • Alex Hines
  • Sarah Stafford
  • Wil Anderson
  • Hannah Gadsby
  • Denise Scott
  • Celia Pacquola
  • Kitty Flanagan
  • Lano & Woodley
  • Ian Smith
  • Douglas Lim
  • Fadzri Rashid
  • Schalk Bezuidenhout
  • Sofie Hagen
  • Takashi Wakasugi
  • Zainab Johnson
  • Anisa Nandaula
  • Casey Filips
  • Cassie Workman
  • Elf Lyons
  • Garry Starr
  • James Barr
  • Maitreyi Karanth
  • Nat Harris
  • Robyn Reynolds
  • Chris Nguyen
  • Sam Nicoresti
  • Sammy J

Institutions

  • Melbourne International Comedy Festival
  • ArtsHub
  • The Malthouse
  • Melbourne Town Hall
  • Trades Hall
  • The Westin
  • fortyfivedownstairs
  • Victoria Hotel
  • Ballers Clubhouse
  • Athenaeum Theatre

Locations

  • Melbourne
  • Australia
  • United Kingdom
  • Singapore
  • South Africa
  • Denmark
  • Japan
  • United States
  • Uganda
  • Hong Kong

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