Comedy

The Late Nite PowerPoint Comedy Showcase

6 comedians. 6 PowerPoints. A line-up show like no other.

$29.00
Sessions & Tickets
Two men wearing suits stand on stage yelling with their hands flung in the air. They hold micophones and presentation clickers. In the background there is a projector screen and a neon sign hanging at the back of the stage.
Two men in velvet suits are holding confetti cannons, they're standing front of a projector screen smiling while confetti rains down in front of them

Image Credit: Nick Robertson

Two men wearing suits stand on stage yelling with their hands flung in the air. They hold micophones and presentation clickers. In the background there is a projector screen and a neon sign hanging at the back of the stage.
Two men in velvet suits are holding confetti cannons, they're standing front of a projector screen smiling while confetti rains down in front of them
  • Presented by: Sweeney Preston & Ethan Cavanagh

This cult classic returns home to Melbourne after a UK tour spanning the Edinburgh Fringe and England's iconic Latitude Festival.

With six comedians performing six different presentations, The Late Nite PowerPoint Comedy Showcase is a line-up show like no other.

Hosted by the agents of Microsoft Office chaos, Sweeney Preston and Ethan Cavanagh, this wild late-night showcase features a rotating line-up of comedians putting the ‘show’ back into show-and-tell!

A picture says a thousand words, and with more slides than Wet’n’Wild, The Late Nite PowerPoint Comedy Showcase offers more words per dollar than any other show in the Festival.

It’s easy to follow along with after a few drinks and it’s begging for technical difficulties, so grab your family, friends and anyone else who has endured boring work presentations or tedious uni slides as we all heal together.

With past guests such as Tom Ballard, Frankie McNair, He Huang, Bron Lewis, Ray O'Leary, Guy Williams, and Emma Holland, this show is an essential part of any Festival bucket list!

'Delightfully dapper... you’d be hard pressed to find something you don’t love in this format.' - ArtsHub
'Nary a technical difficulty or uncomfortable crowdwork to fear.' ☆☆☆☆ - Weekend Notes

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