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Content Source: OztixIn 2002 Brett Blake was charged with inciting a riot, disorderly conduct and assaulting a public officer. Is he guilty? You be the judge.
He was 16 years old and facing a maximum prison sentence of 10 years. What happened next surprised him, his parents, his lawyers, the neighbours and even the judge.
This is a story of the importance of second chances, the hypocritical expectations we have of young people, and how your number one enemy might just end up being your biggest champion.
Only Brett can manage to make a story of police brutality, learning disabilities, questionable 90s parenting and growing up in a shit suburb funny.
In 2025 Brett toured Little Turd to sold out crowds across Australia, smashed his Edinburgh Fringe run, and was nominated for best show at The Melbourne Comedy Festival. This is your last chance to find out what everyone has been raving about! Do not miss out.
Brett has been seen on the 2024 Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala, Question Everything, Spicks and Specks and is the co-host of Work Hates Podcast. Directed by Tom Ballard.
Nominee Melbourne Comedy Festival Award 2025
Winner Weekly Award, Adelaide Fringe 2025
A perfect melding of laser focused storytelling and a gag rate so high, Im frankly furious
about it. Brett Blake is the best kind of trouble. Take your Mum. Rhys Nicholson
Bretts like an energizer bunny loaded up with relatable funny jokes, he can tear the roof off.
I love him. MelButtle
Blakey is also one of the sharpest minds in contemporary Australian comedy. Wil Anderson
Brett Blake brings the good stuff in spades night after night. Get at him now. You wont regret it. Dave Hughes
DETAILS:
When: Saturday, January 17
Doors: 7:00pm
Brett: 8pm
Tickets: $35 inc. BF
18+