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A new Australian lockdown comedy festival is headed to Stan

Comedians whose MICF shows were cancelled will perform their 2020 sets on Stan.

Rebecca Russo
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Rebecca Russo
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Bemoaning the cancellation of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival? Us too. Luckily, Aussie streaming service Stan has today announced a brand-new comedy series that will (virtually) bring together all the comedians we missed from this year’s festival. 

The Australian Lockdown Comedy Festival is a new four-part Stan series that will showcase the 2020 sets that comedians like Wil Anderson, Nazeem Hussain, Cal Wilson and more didn’t get to perform. Each comedian will perform in their own homes, operate their own cameras and talk to the wider Australian community while in lockdown. 

As well as Anderson, Hussein and Wilson, some of Australia’s best comedians have joined the line-up. There will be sets from Dave Hughes, Zoe Coombs Marr, Tommy Little, Geraldine Hickey, Dilruk Jayasinha, Steph Tisdell, Aaron Chen, Sam Campbell, Michelle Brasier, Nath Valvo as well as new additions Tom Ballard, Claire Hooper, Becky Lucas, Tom Walker, Randy Feltface and more.

The first special, featuring six comedians, will premiere on Saturday, May 9 at 7pm. New episodes will be released weekly. You can sign up to Stan here.

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