Christian Hull Is Coming to Feast Festival

Did you not make it to Christian Hull’s recent stand-up tour? Do you feel a bit silly about missing out? Don’t worry, because the Aussie comedian has another big show before the year is out.

Christian is one of over 500 performers heading to Feast Festival next month. Adelaide’s premiere LGBTQIA+ arts and cultural event is now in its 26th year, and brings together the best emerging and established artists from both local and interstate LGBTQIA+ communities.

Christian will be taking his new ‘Only Fans: A Journey of Self Discovery’ show to Feast Festival on Thursday, November 16th, performing at the Arkaba Hotel at 7pm.

Christian just completed his latest stand-up tour last month, which included stops in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, and Brisbane. He prepared a brand spanking new live show for the tour, which should go down a treat at Feast Festival.

Christian’s upcoming shows follow his sold-out 2022 run of tour dates, which found the comedian getting audiences cackling in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, and Brisbane.

In the time since that 2022 tour, Christian has kept busy creating hilarious online content, as well as running his Fuck Off Shop. Highlights in the Fuck Off Shop include a ‘Dick Cheese Board’, a ‘Rude Finger Umbrella’, ‘Fuck ‘N Spicy Diffuser Oil’ and, very soon, sex toys.

However you know the award-winning comedian, whether it be for his wildly popular alter-ego Trish or his iconic folding t-shirts viral video or his hilarious YouTube clips (or maybe even for his new NSWF board game), a night with Hull is one you won’t forget.

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And if you needed more convincing to catch the funnyman’s show, here’s what the critics say: “Hull is profoundly, irresistibly, undeniably likeable – and very bloody funny,” hailed Time Out Sydney during last year’s Sydney Comedy Festival.

“A very funny man… Hully’s appeal is far-reaching and broad and the love for him is palpable,” wrote X-Press Mag in an equally positive review.