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Cameron James; Broken Records

As seen on Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala, Spicks & Specks, Guy Mont-Spelling Bee, Bump and more.

Following a sell out 2024 season, Melbourne International Comedy Festival Most Oustanding Show nominee, Sydney Comedy Festival Director’s Choice winner and Bad Boy of Musical Comedy* (*self proclaimed), Cameron James is back with his biggest rock 'n' roll show yet.

Join Cam as he digs through the record crate of his life, pinballing from hilariously true stories to cutting cultural commentary to full blown pop songs.

Broken Records is a musical comedy show about what it means to be alive right f#%king here, right f#%king now.

Event details

Venue: ACMI – Swinburne Studio, Fed Square
Bookings: https://www.comedyfestival.com.au/browse-shows/broken-records/
Start Date: Thursday 17 April 2025

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