Stand Up Comic - Writer - Broadcaster
Greg Sullivan is an award-winning stand-up comedian, writer, and broadcaster with 30 years of experience in the industry. Since beginning his comedic career in 1995, he has performed at the famous Improv in Los Angeles, appeared on numerous TV shows, and embodied a vast range of roles for Triple M Brisbane over an incredible 14 years.
Greg has written material for Rich Hall (The Simpsons, Saturday Night Live), contributed columns for Bean Scene Magazine, and crafted jokes for the NRL Footy Show.
He has been invited to perform at major festivals such as the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Sydney Comedy Festival Gala, and has appeared in various roles on television shows such as Good News Week, Home Delivered Humour, The Today Show, and A Current Affair.
Through his affable charisma, dedication, and entertainment value, Sully has developed an eminent and likable public profile throughout Australia.
New Show - Oldest Newcomer
Do you love horse racing? Do you hate horse racing? Are you neutral about horse racing? However you feel, November 6 is the night after the Melbourne Cup and also when the first results of the US Presidential Election will be announced.
Some people would say paying for the room hire, doorstaff, sound, light and camera crew for the filming of a new show on this night is a terrible idea. I say it’s accidentally genius! What about the people looking to spend the money they won on the cup?
How about the people who want one more chance to wear their new fascinator without judgement? How about the people who want to go to a show that has nothing to do with horse racing or politics? How about the people who lost money, are hung over and despondent about the outcome of the US election?
They need a good laugh at a new show from someone who used to be sad all the time but is now happy most of the time! A show about hope and new beginnings and the possibility of change, that sounds like the show you should pay to see! You’ll feel much better afterwards, or your money back!
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Book Greg
Corporate/After Dinner Speaker
$1500-3000
Greg will wear a suit, be clean and act as a great ambassador for your business. He will be charming to your clients and sit in on a meeting with your stake holders before the big day to make sure he delivers on your KPI’s.
He might even say words like synergy and disruption. A lunch on a Wednesday for a small business is more likely to be $1500. A dinner on a Saturday for a multi-national will probably be $3000. Give me a call and see how good your negotiation skills are.
Non Profit/ Sporting Club/ Community Organisation
$500-1500
Greg will be as clean as you want him to be. He will do half an hour to an hour of comedy with his preferred PA and Lights which you can hire through him as well. He might wear a nice blazer, but no tie. The fee will be dependant on the time of year and how much he likes you. For example, a cystic fibrosis charity on a Wednesday Lunchtime in June will be closer to $500. A turf club on the first Tuesday of Novemember will be at least $1500.
Writer for hire
Negotiable
This depends on how much I like the person or the project. I have written for other comedians who are doing TV, and obviously part of that deal is not blabbing about the fact that they don’t write all their jokes. Just know I have written jokes for famous comedians for really good money. I have done “punch up” for feature films and tv series. I have written “spec” scripts for tv series. I have written for radio shows on Triple M, character sketches for the NRL footy show and contributed material to the Edinburgh festival show of a former Saturday Night Live cast member.
Get in Touch!
Ready to collaborate and create some comedic magic? Drop us a line with your details and we'll get back to you in a jiffy. Looking forward to making some hilarious memories together!