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Friday, October 9, 2026

Brisbane Comedy Festival 2025

Get Your Giggle On: Brisbane Comedy Festival, April 23 – May 25, 2025

The Brisbane Comedy Festival is set to return for its 16th edition, running from April 23 to May 25, 2025. This annual event has become a cornerstone of Brisbane’s cultural calendar, bringing together a diverse lineup of comedians from Australia and around the world.

Festival Overview

Spanning five weeks, the 2025 festival will feature over 130 artists performing across four iconic venues:

  • Brisbane Powerhouse – A hub for contemporary culture, offering a dynamic space for performances.
  • The Tivoli – Known for its intimate atmosphere and rich history.
  • The Princess Theatre – Brisbane’s oldest-standing theatre, recently revitalised to host modern events.
  • The Fortitude Music Hall – A premier venue celebrated for hosting large-scale events.

The festival kicks off with the Opening Gala at The Fortitude Music Hall, showcasing an all-star lineup of international and Australian comedians. This event promises a glamorous night filled with laughter and entertainment.

Featured Performers

The 2025 lineup includes a mix of renowned comedians and emerging talents. Some highlights are:

  • Sara Pascoe – Bringing her show I Am A Strange Gloop on April 23-25.
  • Tom Allen – Presenting Completely from April 24.
  • Mark Watson – With his show Before It Overtakes Us on April 25-27.
  • Abby Howells – Debuting Welcome To My Dream from April 24-27.
  • David Correos – Performing Noise Zealand on April 25-27.

Tickets and Additional Information

Tickets for the Brisbane Comedy Festival 2025 are available through the official festival website and authorised ticketing partners. Given the popularity of the event, early booking is recommended to secure seats for preferred shows.

For the latest updates, full event schedules, and ticket purchases, visit the official Brisbane Comedy Festival website.

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