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Laughter, culture and connection

23/6/2026

 
PictureJay Wymarra joins a stellar line-up of First Nations comedians
at Berninneit on Saturday night.
As Australia prepares to celebrate NAIDOC Week, audiences in Bass Coast will have the opportunity to experience one of the country's most acclaimed First Nations Comedy showcases when the Aboriginal Comedy Allstars arrive at Berninneit in Cowes this Saturday 27 June at 7.30pm.
 
With sell-out seasons and five-star reviews in the UK, Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and beyond, the Allstars bring huge belly laughs from the heart of the wide brown land.

​Featuring some of Australia's leading First Nations comedians, the show has earned a reputation for delivering side-splitting laughter while offering unique perspectives on contemporary Australian life. 


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