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Two men are sitting back-to-back on a whimsical, sinister looking clown figure that is acting as a bench holding the two men like puppets. The clown has a large, cartoonish face with black eyes and a red mouth, and it is covered in bright, colorful fabric with circular patterns. The man on the left is bald, wearing a red shirt and jeans, while the man on the right has curly hair, wearing a teal shirt and jeans. Both men have serious expressions and are sitting upright with their hands on their knees. The background is plain and neutral, drawing attention to the subjects and the playful but sinister clown Two men are sitting back-to-back on a whimsical, sinister looking clown figure that is acting as a bench holding the two men like puppets. The clown has a large, cartoonish face with black eyes and a red mouth, and it is covered in bright, colorful fabric with circular patterns. The man on the left is bald, wearing a red shirt and jeans, while the man on the right has curly hair, wearing a teal shirt and jeans. Both men have serious expressions and are sitting upright with their hands on their knees. The background is plain and neutral, drawing attention to the subjects and the playful but sinister clown The Umbilical Brothers’ Speedmouse is a masterclass in precision chaos

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The Umbilical Brothers’ Speedmouse is a masterclass in precision chaos

12 May 2026

Controlled chaos and precision collide as The Umbilical Brothers unleash Speedmouse: mime, soundscapes and a rogue remote, with hilarious real-world tech mishaps folded seamlessly into the show.

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Dave Hughes cooks up everyman comedy-fest gem

5 May 2026

In Cooked, Dave Hughes mines an AFL Legends charity-match injury for a loose, self-effacing set that also detours through Perth beginnings, family life and the realities behind his TV persona.

A person with long brown hair stands in front of a bright red wall, wearing black jeans, tight black tshirt and with hands stretched out and a WTF grimace on their face What to SEE: Perth Comedy Festival

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What to SEE: Perth Comedy Festival

13 April 2022

Perth Comedy Festival 2022 offers audiences a much wider range of laughs than just the cliches. Claire Coleman has some tips on uproariously funny shows that also pass the sniff test.

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Comedy: Cameron McLaren – Dardy McFly – Perth Comedy Festival

29 April 2018

10-12 May @ Regal Theatre, Subiaco · Presented by Shannon Toyne · Blurbs? Where we’re going we don’t need blurbs! After winning the FRINGE WORLD Best …

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Fame!

20 April 2018

Rumour has it that Famous Sharron is heading off to Hollywood… but before she does she’ll be returning to Perth Comedy Festival and Sydney Comedy Festival with her latest show, Famous Sharron’s Love Match. Nina Levy caught up with the fabulous Shaz ahead of all the excitement.

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Comedy: Afternoons Tonight! with James Valentine

13 January 2018

29 April, 5pm @ HEATH LEDGER THEATRE – STATE THEATRE CENTRE • Presented by Live Ideas and Perth Comedy Festival Live Ideas and Perth Comedy Festival …

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