Kirsty is a gifted Aussie storyteller, with a natural ability for turning the mundane into the hilarious that has quickly made her one of the most popular comedians in Australia.
She's a regular fixture on the live comedy circuit, having performed on the Sydney and Perth Comedy Festival opening galas and hosted the comedy stage at The Falls Festival in Byron Bay. Across the ditch in NZ, she performed in 2024’s Best Foods Comedy Gala, televised on THREE. Her other TV appearances include 7 Days and in Australia, Tonightly with Tom Ballard, Metrosexual, How To Stay Married, SBS' Celebrity Letters and Numbers, The Weekly with Charlie Pickering, Channel 10's Just For Laughs, Question Everything, The Project and more.
Her first stand up comedy special 'Silver Linings' was released on Paramount Plus in November 2022.
She's also a regular guest on ABC radio and comedy podcasts, including guest appearances on Do Go On, Confessions, Wilosophy and The Dollop's 'Past Times'. Her many corporate event credits include hosting Women's Agenda's Annual Women in Leadership Awards 2022 and 2023 and the Victorian Pride Awards 2023.
Kirsty’s current show “I’ll Be The Judge Of That” is packed full of jokes because the genre demands them. She’s learned about her relationship with farmers, come up with a new national day and she’s had a run in with a concert band. The main thing you need to know is she’ll have you crying with laughter and you have to see this show.
A performance revue like you'll never get in an office tower! This cheeky number takes on the ridiculous and objectionable in the modern workplace in the form of the blues, rap, latin plainchant and more to see what meets expectations and what needs improvement.
Les and Fleur are a middle-aged couple at the end of their tether. Francis and Connie are newly-weds terrified of getting it on. They’ve double booked a romantic getaway at a kiwi bach in the middle of nowhere, but we’re not sure which is raging harder - the storm outside, or the hormones inside!
