Aboriginal Comedy Allstars

With an impressive and extraordinary ability to use humour to break down barriers and stereotypes, as well as provoke thought in any audience, Andy is known for taking satire to new heights. He has quickly evolved into one of the most popular and successful acts performing around the country. His star continues to rise after performing successful stand-up from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Galas to appearing on TV as a reality star on Nine Network’s The Block.

Elaine Crombie is a proud Pitjantjatjara, Warrigmal, South Sea and German descendant with a 20‑plus‑year career. An actor, director, producer, stand‑up comedian, writer and musician, she has extensive theatre experience and is a First Nations Organiser for MEAA, working with Queensland Theatre, Bangarra, Belvoir, Sydney Theatre Company and Malthouse.

Janty Blair is a proud First Nations comedian based in Australia. She won the Deadly Funny Grand Final at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2022 and has since performed nationally and internationally, including at the Brisbane Comedy Festival and Edinburgh Fringe. An experienced facilitator and keynote speaker, Janty uses comedy to inspire joy and community action.

Jay Wymarra is a Torres Strait Islander and First Nations performer of Saibai Koedal, Meriam and Gudang/Yadaykenu heritage. Known for stand‑up, MC work and drag persona Rhianna Mation, his highlights include touring Torres Queer, two Deadly Funny Grand Finals, ABC’s Rosehaven, and appearances in the Comedy Zone and Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow.

Tarsh Jago is a proud Palawa woman living in Naarm. Cheeky yet charming, she’s a quick-witted storyteller who intersects her queer and First Nations identities with a tenacious spirit earning her a spot in the Melbourne International Comedy Zone 2025, a national finalist for Deadly Funny and a nomination for Best Newcomer at MICF 2026.