If you’re a fan of the hit TV show ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’, get ready to laugh even harder as the magic of live comedy takes the stage in Comedy on Cue! Blah Blah Blah Improv’s talented team of improvisers takes audience suggestions and transforms them into side-splitting, unscripted comedy gold—right before your eyes.
Comedy on Cue is uniquely family-friendly, so everyone, from kids to grandparents, can join in the fun. From laugh-out-loud theatresports-style games to unpredictable moments, you’ll be on the edge of your seat, waiting to see what happens next.
This show promises surprises, unforgettable moments, and plenty of belly laughs. Don’t miss the chance to witness comedy created on the spot, just for you!
Undercover Artist Festival is hosted at Queensland Theatre, find out more about purchasing tickets here and venue access here.
Community/Concession tickets are available for people with disability, First Nations patrons, seniors, and concession card holders. Companion Card holders can access a free ticket.
Friday, 26 September
8:00pm
Companion Cards are accepted. A transaction fee of $5.00 will apply per transaction.
Queensland Theatre – Diane Cilento Studio
While we aim to keep our shows family-friendly and PG-rated, please note that all content is improvised live and made up on the spot—so occasional surprises may occur!
Mandy Plumb – Director, Performer
Adam O’Sullivan – Performer
Glenn Seaby – Performer
Tara Lloyd – Performer
Kath Griffin – Performer
David Truong – Musician
Isabel Mzungu-Laver – Stage Manager
Learn more about the artists and performers – LEARN MORE
Artist Biographies
Mandy Plumb is a director, producer and performer with hundreds of productions to her credit in Australia and internationally, spanning children’s musical theatre, corporate entertainment, and improv shows at arts and improv festivals. In her late teens, she made her professional debut in the musical HAIR and went on to appear in television shows, commercials, and dabbled in film.
As well as various theatres and venues, Mandy has performed improv at the Brisbane Comedy Festival, New Zealand Improv Festival, Darwin Fringe Festival, Anywhere Festival, Bris Funny Fest, and Brisbane Improv Festival. Mandy majored in theatre at Griffith university and is the Artistic Director of Blah Blah Blah Improv.
Identity: Preferred terminology: Artist recovering from brain injury.
Adam O’Sullivan (he/him) believes his background in stand-up comedy made it easy for him to transition to improv. In demand internationally, Adam has performed improv in the Philippines, Singapore, all around Australia, and New Zealand. Adam regularly teaches and performs improv. When it comes to comedy, he does it all: short-form improv, long-form improv, musical improv, and stand-up comedy! No one knows how he fits it in, but he also has a podcast dedicated to all things Dr Who.
Identity: N/A
Glenn Seaby’s foray into improv began in 2015 with an improv class. Since then, he has been fully immersed in the artform regularly performing and teaching improv. Glenn has performed at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, the Brisbane Comedy Festival, Singapore Improv Festival, Anywhere Festival, Brisbane Improv Festival, Auckland Improv Festival, and Bris Funny Fest.
Identity: N/A
Tara Lloyd Emerging artist (she/her) has been improvising with Blah Blah Blah Improv since its inception in January 2023 and she has performed in four of their student showcases. She is also a diversity model and has appeared as a background actor in several TV shows and films.
Identity: Disabled artist OR Independent woman with Down syndrome
David Truong (he/him) is a Brisbane-based singer, songwriter, and musician. He first featured at Undercover Artist Festival in 2017 with his band Ambition Road.
David performs at various venues around Brisbane and he is also the accompanist for the Access Arts choir.
Identity: Disabled artist
Kath Griffin With an improv career that spans decades, Kath Griffin (she/her) has performed improv at some of the biggest comedy festivals in Australia, as well as abroad. Kath started the only musical improv troupe in Queensland, Ho Hum Musical Improv, and has worked with Baby Wants Candy, arguably the world’s most popular musical improv troupe. She studied improv from some of the best at The Second City in Chicago and teaches musical improv workshops in Australia. Kath uses her neurodivergence to her advantage, bringing unparalleled creativity, quick thinking, and unique energy to every performance.
Identity: Disabled person / disabled woman / Disabled artist (INFO TO BE CONFIRMED)
Proudly supported by
This program is proudly sponsored by Brisbane City Council and the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Undercover Artist Festival is presented by Access Arts and CPL.
Undercover Artist acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present, and emerging. We are committed to honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their unique cultural and spiritual relationship to land, water and seas and their rich contribution to society.
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