Saturday 20th June 7:00 pm (doors open 6:30)

TICKETS $50 Click here to book: trybooking.com/DMBVX

Join us for an evening of stand-up comedy, with:

MEL BUTTLE – Fearless, funny, and frank, Mel Buttle is a super star of Australian comedy. She is the genius creator behind Australia’s favourite online mum character ‘Lyn’, an award-winning stand-up comedian, a popular television and radio presenter and the self-declared number one fan of the Matildas.

“My god. We couldn’t possibly love this authentic, funny woman any more.” ★★★★★ Kids in Adelaide, 2024
“Owns the stage” Theatre Travels, 2024
“If you’re looking for an hour full of laughs with no filter, Mel is one to catch.” Scenestr, 2024

“With the confidence, presence and sarcasm of a young Kitty Flanagan, Buttle had the audience eating out of her hand with some hilariously wrong stories…”  The West Australian

‘Searingly honest wisecracker.’ ‘Her potent and polished debut promises comedy greatness’ Sydney Morning Herald. ‘Gifted of rare talent.’  The Age

CAM KNIGHT – 2026 is set to be a big year for Cam: starring in the 2024 Last King of the Cross, featured in the televised Just for Laughs festival at the Sydney Opera House, the televised Sydney Comedy Festival Gala on the Comedy Channel, Perth Comedy Festival Gala and multiple episodes of ABC TV’s Back Seat Drivers, Cam’s television presence is enjoying a meteoric rise.

“★★★★★  Theatre People  

“★★★★1/2 – For an easy win ” Herald Sun  

“★★★★★ Knight stands alone as the master of all masters”  The Last Laugh

 “★★★★★ Cam Knight’s show has it all….” Amelia Broadstock, The Adelaide Advertiser

SEAN WOODLAND – In the past couple of years ‘Woody’ has received critical acclaim opening shows for American comedy superstars Ari Shaffir, Shane Gillis and Dave Chappelle.

Honing his craft over the past winter in the UK, in 2025 Woody toured Australia with another blistering assault on societal hogwash and the pretentious devotion to striving for higher status.

“Has more than an average number of laughs up his sleeve. Do Woodland and yourself a favour and get along.” The Adelaide Advertiser ★★★★