BallaRatCat Comedy has been serving up laughs in Ballarat since 2013.
Line-up for June’s show will include:
Tomie Seidler and more
Richard Stubbs is an Aussie comedian, radio presenter, and writer known for his observational humour and sharp storytelling. A former host on ABC Radio Melbourne, he gained popularity through stand-up, television appearances, and his long-running talkback programs, becoming a respected voice in Australian media and comedy.
Ashley Fils-Aimé is a Haiti-born, Miami-raised comedian with over 25 years of experience. A seasoned international performer, he brings a confident stage presence and sharp storytelling shaped by decades of touring across the US, Europe, and Australia.
Anna Perry is an Australian comedian and MC known for her audacious humour, offbeat perspectives, and sharp comic timing. A RAW Comedy finalist, she has performed at major festivals nationwide and worked in television on shows including Spicks and Specks and Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell.
Tomie Seidler is an emerging local comedian from Ballarat building a presence on the stand-up circuit. As a fresh voice in comedy, they are developing their material and connecting with audiences through live performances, establishing themselves as one to watch.
Your Visit to BPAC
- Tickets are general admission and seating is on pews. Feel free to bring a cushion!
- Drinks (booze and not-booze) and snacks are available to purchase.
- Doors open: 7:30pm. Show run-time: 90 – 120 minutes including an interval.
- Suitable for ages 15+. Audience members under the age of 18 may attend if they are in the company of a responsible adult. Content includes adult themes and language.
- Venue entrance is on Macarthur Street.
- Accessible entrance is on Neill St. Please contact us if you have any specific access requirements.
- There is plenty of free street parking around the venue – we are in a residential area, so please be mindful of our neighbours: Keep driveways clear and please keep noise to a minimum.
- The nearest bus stop is around the corner on Lydiard St, routes 10 or 13.
