Gosford Comedy Club returns on Friday, March 22, with five fresh and bold stand-up comedians telling it as it is at the Fun Haus Factory in Donnison St.
Guest performers include Hong Kong-born comedian Stella Wu, now lighting up stages across Australia.
With shows in multiple states to her credit, her unique blend of humour from two worlds guarantees a night of laughter and cultural insight you won’t forget.
Also on the bill are Billy Williams, who started her career in New York City and cartoonist Harry Jun, who hosts ABC Gamer’s The Loot Drop.
Headliner is mixed race comedian AJ Lamarque who has garnered a formidable reputation as a skilled writer, a charismatic performer and a strong community leader.
Their style combines an undeniable warmth, a sharp intellect, and a little spice to round things off.
MC Fiona Cox will direct the evening.
Having gotten into comedy because she’s a middle child desperately seeking attention, Cox has performed around Sydney for years.
Doors open at 5pm for supper and happy hour with $10 cocktails and fresh Columbian street food at the Empanada Bar, with the show to kick off at 7.30pm.
At the free Sonic Sunday gig on March 24, guitarist and beat maker Mosese Parker, who brings a multicultural flair to his music, deeply influenced by global rhythms, will perform.
Born In Fiji, Parker is now based between Sydney and Byron Bay.
Fresh from gracing the stage at Splendour in The Grass 2023, he joins forces with MC Lex and the phenomenal Fire Jammers comprising Bo Pang on saxophone, Will Endicott on trumpet, Rob Ewan on bass and Carlos Adura on drums.
They will unleash their latest creation, Steady on Steady On, weaving together elements from ska, New Orleans hip hop and the improvisational spirit of jazz.
Doors open at 2pm for happy hour with $10 cocktails and the music kicks off from 3pm for the free event.
Both events must be booked online at naughtynoodle.com.au/whats-on/