Michael Chamberlin

Very few comedians can stand parallel to Michael Chamberlin In terms of talent and novelty. Michael is one of the most sensational comics of all times and a veteran of the Aussie comedy scene. Having been in the industry for a very long time, he has mastered all the tricks necessary to enchant his audience into spells of laughter. Michael’s brand of comedy is not only hilarious but also remarkably thought provoking. Owing to his evergreen looks and cheeky nature, Michael is the foremost choice of many event organizers and corporations throughout Australia.

Michael has made many television appearances most notably as co-host of ‘The Mansion’ on the Comedy Channel and three seasons as a cast member of the popular Australia sketch show ‘skitHOUSE’.

He has performed stand up on ‘Rove’ (Network TEN), ‘Stand Up’ (ABC TV), ‘Stand Up! Australia’ (The Comedy Channel) and best of all, made Bert laugh on ‘Good Morning Australia’ (Network TEN).

Michael’s writing highlights include being a core writer for ‘skitHOUSE’ but also a contributing writer for ‘Rove’ for the last five years until its conclusion in 2009. He also spent a season working on Network TEN’s ‘Before The Game’.

Michel has performed six solo stand up shows, four of them in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. He has also performed a number of shows at the Adelaide Fringe Festival.

In 2009 year, he presented comedy segments for ONE HD’s ‘Thursday Night Live’ as well as writing and producing comedy sketches for the 2009 TV Week Logie Awards.

He can be seen regularly performing in comedy rooms across the country.

Michael’s comedy will not only leave you in belly-cramping laughter, but also, it will leave an indelible mark on the way you think. He derives humor from social issues and the organization of the society that surrounds us. Finding ludicrous angles to portray the harsh realities of life is what makes Michael the brilliant comedian that he is.

“entertaining, intelligent and witty… Simply put – this guy is funny” The Adelaide Advertiser

“… unexpected punchlines give his performance a refreshing unpredictability…a thoroughly endearing and funny storyteller…” The Age

“The type of unexpected original comedy the Fringe should uncover more
often…’ The Adelaide Advertiser

“Chamberlin is a festival must see” The Pun