NSW Seniors Festival Comedy Show

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Event information

The NSW Seniors Festival Comedy Show is back for 2026. This much loved festival highlight invites you to sit back, relax, and share a laugh with friends as a fantastic line up of comedians take the stage.

Sydney show

When: Tuesday, 3 March 2026
Where: Sydney Town Hall
Show time: 11:00am

Sydney comedian line-up

Cam Knight
Jake Howie
Fiona Cox
Mick Meredith
Anisa Nanduala
Chris Wainhouse
Peter Berner

Ulladulla shows

When: Thursday, 5 March 2026
Where: Ulladulla Civic Centre, Shoalhaven
Show times

Show 1: 11:00am
Show 2: 1:30pm

Ulladulla Comedian Line-up

Cam Knight
Jake Howie
Fiona Cox
Mat Wakefield
Anisa Nanduala
Chris Wainhouse
Peter Berner

Talent biographies

Cam Knight is an Australian comedian, actor, and TV/radio presenter with over two decades of experience in entertainment. He started in sketch comedy on shows like Big Bite before hosting multiple programs on Foxtel and The Comedy Channel, including Stand Up Australia and Chain Reaction.

He co-hosted Channel 9's Unreal Estate and has appeared on national TV and radio as a guest or presenter. On stage, Cam has performed sold-out stand-up shows across Australia, toured major comedy festivals, and featured in televised showcases like Just for Laughs Sydney at the Sydney Opera House.

Chris Wainhouse is an acclaimed Australian stand-up comedian, winner of Harold Park Hotel Comedian of the Year (1998) and the Triple J RAW Comedy Grand Final (1999). He has headlined across Australia, the UK, New Zealand, and Asia, establishing a strong international profile.

Known for bold, fearless, and razor-sharp comedy, Wainhouse blends personal storytelling, social commentary, and dark humour. His shows are intelligent, provocative, and laugh-out-loud funny.

His notable show The Anti-Chris explores themes of faith, identity, and personal growth with honesty and satire, earning critical acclaim and recognition at Australian comedy festivals.

Jake Howie is a Kiwi-born comedian celebrated for his bold, irreverent humor and sharp wit. Winner of the Reading Comedy Festival New Act of the Year, he has performed at festivals including Melbourne and Edinburgh. His shows, like Baddie Burns Bridges, tackle identity, relationships, and life with raw honesty and laugh-out-loud insight.

Fiona Cox is a Sydney-based comedian who began her career as an advertising copywriter before transitioning to stand-up comedy. She has built a reputation for dry wit, clever observational humour, and sharp-timed punchlines.

Twice a state-finalist in the RAW Comedy Competition, Fiona's debut solo show XOXO Gosford Girl premiered at the 2022 Sydney Fringe Festival. Her comedy draws on everyday experiences, personal insight, and

advertising-industry cynicism, making her a distinctive and rising voice on the Australian comedy scene.

Mat Wakefield delivers witty, clever, and fast-paced stand-up that connects with audiences of all kinds. Founder of Comedy For A Cause, he has performed at festivals, comedy clubs, and charity events, using his humour to make both laughs and an impact.

Mick Meredith is an Australian comedian, musician, and all-round entertainer with a career spanning over three decades. He began in rock bands in the 1980s before moving into comedy in the 1990s, developing a versatile style that blends stand-up, music, storytelling, and elements of magic.

He has headlined major comedy festivals and clubs across Australia and internationally, performing for audiences ranging from pub-goers and corporate events to Australian Defence Force personnel overseas. Mick has also appeared on TV and radio, including The Footy Show, and produced his own comedy-music albums and a live DVD.

Peter Berner is an Australian stand-up comedian, broadcaster, TV and radio presenter, artist, and cartoonist whose career spans over three decades.

He has performed at major comedy festivals including the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Sydney Comedy Festival, and Adelaide Comedy Festival, as well as internationally in the UK, New Zealand, and across Asia.

Berner gained widespread recognition with the satirical television series BackBerner (1999-2002) and later hosted the quiz show The Einstein Factor (2004-2009). He has also fronted panel and comedy shows such as You Have Been Watching and The B Team with Peter Berner.

Anisa Nandaula is a Ugandan-Australian comedian, poet, and writer whose work blends humour, personal storytelling, and cultural insight. She began her career as a slam poet, winning the 2016 Queensland Poetry Slam and placing runner-up nationally, before moving into stand-up comedy around 2020.

Her debut hour-long stand-up show toured Australia and New Zealand in 2025, and she has performed on major stages including the Sydney Opera House. Anisa has appeared on national TV, built a large online following with viral comedy clips, and is set to appear on Taskmaster Australia. Her comedy draws on experiences of race, migration, relationships, and identity, delivered with honesty, sharp wit, and observational flair, establishing her as one of Australia's most exciting new comedic voices.