Alan Glover (activist and tall guy) and S Sorrensen (not so active and tired) have invited stand-up legends Steve Allison and Mandy Nolan to share their insights into this what-the-hell-is-happening world.

Steve is an international performer who delivers snappy one liners, hilarious stories and funny home truths, all with a clever laid back and friendly style of comedy that everybody can relate to.

Mandy is, well, Mandy. Funny as all get-out. Real as Fudge. Three acts, four friends, and 90 minutes of fun and facts, laughs and lampoons, jokes and jabs.

Kyle Legacy lives for the stage! Born & raised in Liverpool, he now tours the globe with the popular comedy collective ‘Laugh Mob’. More commonly known as ‘The crowdwork King’, Legacy has been making appearances at every major festival around the world including the world record holder for most gigs done at the Edinburgh fringe festival… 230 in 24 days! Other credits include opened for Erik Griffin (Workaholichs), performed at the comedy store in 3 different countries and Sold Out Edinburgh fringe festival 2017 & Perth fringeworld 2021.

Marty Bright has been performing his unique brand of observational physical comedy around the world for the past 8 years. Having been hand chosen for the prestigious FRESH, BREAKOUT and ROADSHOW productions at Sydney Comedy Festival, Bright has established himself as an affable and charismatic performer that is in demand around the Australia. Marty has also taken his comedic exports far and wide, having performed around USA, Canada and New Zealand at the top clubs including the Comedy Store in LA, Caroline’s and Broadway Comedy Club in NYC and The Comedy Nest in Montreal.

Dylan Cole is known for his unique style; a combination of theatre, comedy and fictional storytelling. His writing is often described by critics as “intelligent, witty and poignant” Coles’s work Blank Tiles, in which he plays a SCRABBLE World Champion suffering from Alzheimer’s disease had sold-out season in the 2017 Adelaide Fringe & Edinburgh Festival Fringe Festival at Assembly and earned multiple 5-star reviews. His show about hoarding and grief It all sparks joy premiered in the 2019 Melbourne Fringe and went on to play at Gluttony in the 2020 Adelaide Fringe. His latest show Case Numbers (also titled The Briefcase) was nominated for Best Comedy Show at the 2020 Melbourne Fringe.

Matty B’s style can only be described as casual, unashamed and very abstract. Rather than following the traditional model that most comedians use, where they have a loose narrative that ties the jokes together. It is this style of comedy that I don’t enjoy. The sequiturs are generally weak at best. Matty’s style is unapologetic and jumps from joke to joke in more of a stream of consciousness way, rather than anything that resembles a narrative. His humour is dark, twisted, vulgar (in the best kind of way), surreal and very abstract. This self acclaimed bogan hails from 100km inland from Newcastle.