Mo's Desert Clubhouse

Chris Martin is an accomplished stand-up comedian, improviser and sketch comedy writer. Hailing from Brisbane, his ability to find himself in an awkward situation is second to none, and has been the basis of his side-splitting comedy since day one. His relaxed stage presence and on-point delivery has seen him perform in the best comedy clubs around Australia. He is a co-founder of Big Fork Theatre, an award-winning Brisbane comedy institution, and has produced countless sell out and acclaimed comedy shows. Recently, Chris has been touring his sketch comedy show Date Night that he co-produces with his partner, comedian Taylor Edwards. They have sold out multiple shows and received rave reviews along the way.

Marek Knappe is a Polish-born, Brisbane-based stand-up comedian performing across Australia and internationally. He has taken his comedy to Portugal, Switzerland, Turkey and Poland, performing in both English and Polish. His comedy combines an immigrant's view of Australian life with observations about relationships, technology and the questionable logic of everyday people. After more than a decade in Australia, Marek has learned enough about both Polish and Australian culture to be disappointed by everyone equally.

Jak stared his comedy career in 2019 and has grown to be a crowd favourite in the local scene. His irreverent observations are delivered with a likeable and disarming stage presence. He has toured regionally both regionally and nationally and his talents have taken him to the finals of the Funny Coast, Bratpack and are comedy competitions

Sare Bare is a Gold Coast comedian and MC, equal parts sexy clown and emotional support goblin. With high-energy storytelling, quick wit and beautifully chaotic observations on modern life, she's funny, fearless and just the right amount of unhinged.

Originally hailing from Townsville, Queensland, Brian Freeman is a rising star in the Australian comedy scene. Currently residing in the sunny city of Brisbane, Freeman has been captivating audiences for over 7 years. Freeman's journey as a comedian began after being inspired by the legendary Jim Jefferies. As a young comic, Freeman embraced an edgy style, pushing boundaries with his material. He's candid about some early jokes being "regretful," but acknowledges that his youthful audacity allowed him to experiment and find his voice. Freeman's comedy now revolves around storytelling, drawing humour from the "funky situations" that life throws his way. He's not afraid to say "yes" to experiences, even if they lead to a "bad memory" or two, as he mines these real-life encounters for comedic gold. He describes his current style as "good clean comedy." In 2024, Freeman achieved a full-circle moment in his career when he opened for his comedic idol, Jim Jefferies. This milestone solidified his position as a force to be reckoned with in the Australian comedy circuit. His dedication to his craft is evident in his pursuit of stage time. Image captured of comedian Brian Freeman performing live at Comedy Lounge Perth City in February 2025 Freeman first saw Jefferies perform live at the Cairns Civic Theater. Years later, Freeman had a chance encounter with Jefferies at a casino, where they ended up playing blackjack together at the $15 table. He even recounts a hilarious story where Jefferies tried to hit on his girlfriend at the time! This real-life anecdote perfectly exemplifies Freeman's ability to transform everyday experiences into comedy gold.