Just For Laughs Sydney 2026
The world's biggest comedy festival takes over Sydney, 9 to 22 November.
The 14th Sydney edition brings a programme led by major international names, standout touring comics and local favourites, with plenty more to come.
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About Just For Laughs
Sylvain Parent Bédard founded his entertainment group in 1997 which went on to acquire the Just For Laughs assets in 2024. Today, the Group stands as a major Canadian Québécois cultural institution, internationally recognized for its mission: “Spreading laughter across the globe”.
A global leader in comedy, Just For Laughs produces the world's largest comedy festival, held in Montréal since its inaugural edition in 1983. The Group also extends its expertise through a series of festivals in Québec City, Toronto, Vancouver, Singapore, Sydney, and Bermuda, strengthening its worldwide footprint.
Driven by passion, innovation, and excellence, the Just For Laughs team collaborates with top talent and partners across the entertainment industry. Each year, the Group entertains over 100 million fans through its digital platforms and media channels, which collectively have surpassed 100 billion views.
“Each year, Just For Laughs Sydney continues to raise the bar, and I'm excited for what's in store for the festival's 14th edition. Sydney is one of the world's great cultural destinations, and the festival has firmly established itself as a highlight on the city's entertainment calendar. Together with our valued partners at Bohm Presents, we're bringing audiences a dynamic line-up that celebrates the very best of comedy, from internationally acclaimed performers to some of Australia's most exciting voices. We look forward to welcoming fans for another unforgettable festival of laughter and discovery.”
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