Daniel Connell
Prairie Dog
Award-winning stand-up Daniel Connell (as seen on Have You Been Paying Attention?) returns to Melbourne International Comedy Festival with a brand-new show. Book now as this show will sell-out.
'A comedic masterpiece.' Onya Magazine
Hi there, Daniel here, the above paragraph is true, I am coming back to Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2026 with a brand-new show. If you haven't already made plans between 26 March and 19 April, perhaps I could interest you in a night out at my comedy show? It'll go for about an hour, and be held in a nice venue. I'll do all the talking. All you need to do is sit there and watch, pretty sweet.
Here's the things you'd need to organise on your end:
– Ask a friend or multiple friends if they're keen to see some comedy. (Talk me up if they're on the fence. Not too much though)
– Book ticket/s
– If needed, organise a babysitter. You're probably looking at 6pm–9.30pm. (Or send them for a sleepover if you're getting loose)
– See who wants to grab dinner before/or after the show. (I'd eat before personally, then you can piss on post show)
– See if anyone wants to drive you in? Or get the train/an Uber
– Get to the venue 10mins early
– Sit down
– Phone on silent
– Jacket off. (the rooms can get a bit warm)
– Clap
– Laugh
– Clap
– Leave
– Piss on
– Roll in at 3am the following morning
Suitable for audiences 15+
Language – occasional coarse language
Award-winning stand-up Daniel Connell (as seen on Have You Been Paying Attention?) returns to Melbourne International Comedy Festival with a brand-new show. Book now as this show will sell-out.
'A comedic masterpiece.' Onya Magazine
Hi there, Daniel here, the above paragraph is true, I am coming back to Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2026 with a brand-new show. If you haven't already made plans between 26 March and 19 April, perhaps I could interest you in a night out at my comedy show? It'll go for about an hour, and be held in a nice venue. I'll do all the talking. All you need to do is sit there and watch, pretty sweet.
Here's the things you'd need to organise on your end:
– Ask a friend or multiple friends if they're keen to see some comedy. (Talk me up if they're on the fence. Not too much though)
– Book ticket/s
– If needed, organise a babysitter. You're probably looking at 6pm–9.30pm. (Or send them for a sleepover if you're getting loose)
– See who wants to grab dinner before/or after the show. (I'd eat before personally, then you can piss on post show)
– See if anyone wants to drive you in? Or get the train/an Uber
– Get to the venue 10mins early
– Sit down
– Phone on silent
– Jacket off. (the rooms can get a bit warm)
– Clap
– Laugh
– Clap
– Leave
– Piss on
– Roll in at 3am the following morning
Suitable for audiences 15+
Language – occasional coarse language