Steph Tisdell is one of the brightest stars to explode on the Australian comedy scene in recent years. A luminescent presence on stage, her warmth and wit has been a hit with audiences ever since she won the Deadly Funny National Grand Final in 2014. Her award-winning shows sell out wherever she performs and she is fast becoming a ubiquitous presence on mainstream television and her spot on the 2019 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala for Oxfam went viral, she appeared on Ten's The Stand Up for Christchurch Benefit, Drunk History Australia, Chasers War on 2020, Finding the Archibald, Hughesy We Have A Problem, and on multiple occasions as both an interviewee and presenter on The Project. In 2021 she made her 'serious acting' debut in ABC's "Total Control" and her first feature film debut in the Indie Rom Com "Love You Like That" and in 2022 hosted the prestigious "Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala for Oxfam"
Steph Tisdell is one of the brightest stars to explode on the Australian comedy scene in recent years. A luminescent presence on stage, her warmth and wit has been a hit with audiences ever since she won the Deadly Funny National Grand Final in 2014. Her award-winning shows sell out wherever she performs and she is fast becoming a ubiquitous presence on mainstream television and her spot on the 2019 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala for Oxfam went viral, she appeared on Ten's The Stand Up for Christchurch Benefit, Drunk History Australia, Chasers War on 2020, Finding the Archibald, Hughesy We Have A Problem, and on multiple occasions as both an interviewee and presenter on The Project. In 2021 she made her 'serious acting' debut in ABC's "Total Control" and her first feature film debut in the Indie Rom Com "Love You Like That" and in 2022 hosted the prestigious "Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala for Oxfam"