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Judith Lucy










Travels From:
Melbourne

Fee Range: C


Judith Lucy is one of Australia's most popular comedians.
Her work in radio, television and her sell out national
tours has made Judith Lucy a household name.

"Lucy's delivery is martini dry, her perspective ironic and her honesty uncompromising, King Of The Road is marvellous"
Herald-Sun, 1995

"The best stand up, sit down/lounge around comic I've seen"
Sunday Age, 1996

"She has the gift of making the difficult task of holding an audience's attention seem effortless ... the performance was almost weightless"
The Age, 1998

"It's not laugh a minute, it is bucket loads of laughs per minute... She is fast, she's clever and most of all Lucy is very, very funny"
Sunday Telegraph, 1998

Television
She has appeared on: The Late Show (D-Generation Pty Ltd), Melbourne Comedy Festival Gala , World Series Debating - "That TV Is Bad For You" , Comedy Festival Debate "Money Is The Root Of All Evil" , Hessie's Shed (Beyond Productions), The Mick Molloy Show, Comedy Festival Debate "That Bigger Is Better" , Tonight Live, Denton, Good Morning Australia, The Big Gig and Melbourne Comedy Festival Galas since 1993.

Radio
The D-Generation - Regular Segment, Radio National Wendy Harmer - Regular Segment ,
Triple M Richard Stubbs Breakfast Show amongst otherds

Theatre:
Melbourne (Melb Town Hall, Comedy Club), Sydney (Belvoir St), Adelaide (Adelaide Fringe), Hobart (Salamanca Arts Centre), Auckland (The Watershed), Brisbane (La Boite)
1996 An Impossible Dream (Solo Show), The Forum, The Comedy Club), Sydney (Belvoir St), Perth (Octagon Theatre), Brisbane (Twelfth Night), Edinburgh (The Gilded Balloon).
1998 The Show (Solo Show) Adelaide (Adelaide Fringe), Sydney (Belvoir St), Melbourne (Universal Theatre), Brisbane (Twelfth Night Theatre) Adelaide (March 1999 - Playhouse, Festival Centre). Melbourne (Main Hall - Melbourne Town Hall), Sydney (Sydney Opera House), Brisbane (Twelfth Night Theatre), Perth (Octagon Theatre).
1999 Comedy Is Not Pretty (with Denise Scott and Lynda Gibson)
Melbourne (Melbourne Town Hall/Capitol Theatre) 1999 Just For Laughs - Montreal Comedy FestivalSt Denis Gala, Club Soda. (July 14 -24) 1999 The Show
Edinburgh Fringe Festival - The Gilded Balloon
2000 The Show 2Adelaide Fringe Festival


 
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