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Cal Wilson came across the Tasman in 2003 and has gone on to become one of our most popular comedians, a perennial favourite on television shows such as Have You Been Paying Attention?, Spicks and Specks, Good News Week and Thank God You’re Here. Her stand up shows are as engaging as they are hilarious, often bringing the audience’s stories to life alongside her own.

Cal earned herself a seat in one of Australia’s most sought after writers rooms at the ABC for The Weekly with Charlie Pickering where she returned for its first two seasons until she landed one of her dream jobs as an ensemble cast member in Whose Line Is It Anyway? Australia alongside some of the country’s brightest improvisers.

In 2017, Cal returned to the stage with Things I’ve Never Said which drew sold out crowds to comedy festivals around Australia, appeared on the prestigious Melbourne International Comedy Festival Oxfam Gala and returned as live host for smash hit story telling show The Moth and their regular monthly shows.

Cal’s brand new live show Hindsight will be touring Australia in 2018.

Tom Walker is a performer, writer, improviser and clown.

In 2016, Tom took out the Melbourne International Comedy Festival’s Best Newcomer Award with his show Beep Boop, as well as Director’s Choice for Zanzoop as part of Feeble Minds. Both shows went on to tour nationally across Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, and then further to Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Soho Theatre in London.

His follow up show in 2017, the inadvisably named Bee Boo also toured Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Edinburgh, and earned Tom a Barry nomination for Best Show at Melbourne International Comedy Festival.  Most recently Bee Boo has been recorded as part of ABC2’s Comedy Next Gen, which will air later in 2017.

Tom was as a main ensemble member of Whose Line Is It Anyway? Australia for Foxtel’s The Comedy Channel, which also aired to audiences on Network Ten.

Tom’s passion for improv comedy began in high school, winning the Sydney School Theatresports Cup in 2007 – he went on to win the Sydney University Theatresports Cup three times. As half of improv duo MotherFather, Tom won the 2011 Cranston Cup (NSW Theatresports Championship), the 2011 National Theatresports Championship and was a Sydney Comedy Festival FRESH! Pick. Tom trained at the prestigious École Philippe Gaulier, sharpening up his skills across all areas of his performing life during the two years of training, graduating in 2015.

Lucinda Price (aka Froomes) is a writer, presenter, comedian, podcaster and radio host. She's one half of award-winning popculture radio duo Flex & Froomes on CADA and iHeartRadio. Her writing work has appeared ...

Sinéad Stubbins is a Melbourne-based writer, editor and cultural critic, and the author of In My Defence, I Have No Defence. She made her name writing TV recaps for Junkee on shows such as The Bachelor and Game of Thrones, and she’s also on the writing team for The Weekly with Charlie Pickering on the ABC. She has written for The Guardian, The Saturday Paper, frankie, The Big Issue, New York Magazine and many other publications.

Alice is an award winning writer, broadcaster, performer and comedian.

She's also an ex academic, ex-corporate Lawyer and (sort of) banjo player.

Alice was awarded the 2016 AMP Tomorrow Fund grant for her podcast 'Tea With Alice' and has toured the world with her critically acclaimed solo shows The Resistance and Savage. 

Alice writes jokes for The Project on Channel 10, as well as the satirical news radio show A Rational Fear. She has appeared on BBC Radio 4 and Radio National as well as having co-hosted the cult radio show Tracksuits weekly on FBi radio in Sydney for many years. She also appeared on Whovians (episode 4) on ABC, and The Bugle hosted by Andy Zaltzman. She has written regular columns for SBS Comedy and The Chaser Quarterly.