Andrew Thomas Lee, an Australian comedian, also works as a television host, musician and writer of books for children. He rose to prominence by teaming up with Hamish Blake in the comedy partnership known as Hamish & Andy.
Ben Oxenbould builds his career as an actor and comedian in Australia. His sibling, Jamie Oxenbould, likewise works in acting, and Jamie’s son, Ed Oxenbould, has taken up the same profession.
Australian comedian and author Brendon Burns, though hailing from Australia, spends the bulk of his touring schedule performing in the United Kingdom. He has built a reputation for a forceful on‑stage presence and humor that often pushes the boundaries of offensiveness.
Dan Ilic is an Australian presenter, comedian and filmmaker. He gained recognition for his parody projects, such as various videos and the self‑written Beaconsfield: The Musical, and later for contributions to the television program Hungry Beast. His mother is of mixed Lebanese and Italian heritage, while his father, born in Germany, descends from Serbian parents. Ilic formerly led the satirical‑content division at the digital platform AJ+, but was dismissed after using company resources in an unsuccessful audition for The Daily Show.
Frank Woodley, an Australian comedian, writer and musician, rose to prominence through his collaboration with Colin Lane as the comedy pair Lano and Woodley. The duo spent nearly two decades together, appearing in live performances, a television series and a comedy‑song album before opting for solo careers in 2006. They revealed that they were reuniting in November 2017.
Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, Matthew Okine works as a stand‑up comedian, writes books, and presents on radio. From 2014 until 2016, he partnered with Alex Dyson as a co‑host of Triple J’s breakfast program.
Matthew Thomas Parker, an Australian living in the United Kingdom, works as a recreational mathematician, writer, comedian, YouTube creator and science presenter. He has a New York Times bestseller to his name, and his book Humble Pi made history as the first mathematics title in Britain to reach No. 1 on the Sunday Times list. A former teacher, he has spread enthusiasm for maths through live tours and online videos.
Michael Chamberlin performs stand‑up comedy out of Melbourne. Together with fellow comic Charlie Pickering, he co‑founded the city’s comedy venue Stagetime.
Rebel Wilson is a comedian from Australia, born in 1980. Known for Ice Age: Continental Drift, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, Pitch Perfect.
Rodney Edward Quantock is an Australian comedian and writer, noted for his live comedy performances and appearances in Capt’n Snooze commercials. He has also taken part in political activism and social‑justice initiatives.
Sarah Kendall, an Australian comic originally from Newcastle in New South Wales, took home the Raw Comedy prize in 1998 and became a regular presence on Australian TV. In 2000, at age 24, she relocated to the United Kingdom.
Thomas Francis Gleeson, a native Australian, performs as a stand‑up comedian, writes, and presents on television and radio. He presently anchors Hard Quiz, Hard Quiz Kids and Taskmaster Australia, and formerly co‑hosted The Weekly with Charlie Pickering alongside Judith Lucy.
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