Jack ANSETT
Jacques BARRETT (AUST)
Jake HOWIE
Jamaine ROSS
James ACASTER (UK)
James JOBE
James KEATING
James MALCOLM
James MUSTAPIC
James NOKISE
James ROQUE
James STEWART
James MCCANN (AUSTRALIA)
Jamie ADAM
Jamie BOWEN
Jan MAREE
Jarred FELL
Javier JARQUIN
Jayran MANSOURI
Jen KIRKMAN
Jeremy CORBETT
Jeremy ELWOOD
Jerome CHANDRAHASEN
Jesse GRIFFIN
Jesse MULLIGAN
Jimmy MCGHIE (UK)
Jinx YEO
Joel CREASEY (AUST)
Joel DOMMETT (ENGLAND)
Joel HANSBY
John CARR
Jon BENNETT (AUST)
Joseph MOORE
Josh DAVIES
Josh THOMSON
Justin 'GISH' HANSEN
Justine SMITH
Internationally renowned stand up comedian Steve Hughes tells it like it is - confronting, alarming and always hilarious. The convict wizard with worldly insights into the bleeding obvious comes armed with more issues than an occupy movement.
“Acutely observed and cutting bone-deep…. with an honesty and openness rarely seen among comics. His insights are spot on, his opinions are intelligent and his jokes are top class.” The Guardian
The inimitable ex-heavy metal drummer has been burning up the international circuit for the past 10 years, he has toured throughout Europe, Australia, USA, Canada & New Zealand to rave reviews and mutinous laughter.
After storming stages at prestigious invite-only festivals and selling out his solo tours worldwide, Steve returned to Australia in 2014 with a new show “While It’s Still Legal” which sold out at Comedy Festivals across the land. Most recently Steve wrote and performed his most personable and intimate show yet entitled “Nervous Breakthrough” which was filmed at The Enmore Theatre (Sydney) for his third comedy release.
He is currently working on new material and a feature length animated film.
“Hughes has got possibly the best pure stand-up technique I’ve ever seen. It’s an added bonus that he’s using it as a force for good.” The Enthusiast
“He's read the so-called social contract and is deeply suspicious of it….Like art and travel, Steve Hughes reminds us that things can be otherwise than they are. Whether you like him or not, that's something we could do with more of in this country. Much more.” Australian Stage