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Sydney Comedy Festival
 

The Sydney Comedy Festival returns in 2020 to deliver side-splitting laughter across four big weeks from 20th April to 17th May.

 

The comedy extravaganza will once again commence in style with the Festival’s much-loved Galas held at the State Theatre on 20th April, the Enmore and the Concourse on 21st April, and Riverside Theatres on 22nd April. The Galas feature some of the biggest names from Australia and overseas who are appearing at the Festival.

 

The Festival will take over multiple venues across the city including the Factory Theatre, Enmore Theatre, the Comedy Store, Sydney Town Hall, Giant Dwarf, Riverside Theatres and the Concourse.

 

The Sydney Comedy Festival continues to be the city’s largest annual comedy event, welcoming over 120,000 patrons annually.

 

Visit the Festival’s website for program information - the full program will be announced in late February.

 

Event details

Venue: Various venues across Sydney
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Start Date: Monday 20 April 2020

 

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