When the museum closes for the day, the comedians are just getting started.
Comedy Night at the Museum returns on Friday 27 November with six comedians taking over Museum of Chinese in Australia for the evening.
Annie Louey is back on hosting duties, bringing the warmth and quick wit you may know from The Cook Up (SBS), The Weekly (ABC) and The Cheap Seats (Channel 10).
Joining her:
- Harry Jun, a former English teacher with millions of views online and sold out shows across Australia
- Joshua Khoury, the winner of both this year’s RAW Comedy competition and Edinburgh’s ‘So You Think You’re Funny?’
- Guneet Kaur, RAW Comedy National Finalist and producer of ‘Yeah The Girls’ comedy
- Christina Zheng, a RAW Comedy NSW State Finalist who balances spreadsheets by day and stand-up by night
- Steph Broadbridge, creator and writer of ‘Breaking the Musical’.
Bring a few friends, grab a drink and settle in. Every ticket supports MOCA, a not-for-profit museum telling the stories of Chinese communities in Australia.
Before you book:
- Friday 27 November 2026. Doors open at 7pm, show starts at 7.30pm.
- MOCA, 744 George St, Haymarket
- Food and drinks available to purchase on the night
- Early bird $32 for the first 30 tickets, then $38 standard. Student tickets $27, with valid full-time student ID required at the door. Groups of 4 or more, $32 per person.
- Content may include mature themes. Recommended for ages 15 and up.
