Kenny Sebastian Announces First Australian Shows
Kenny Sebastian is known for his funny and creative takes on banal everyday situations. Raised across different cities in India helped him develop a keen sense of observation of culture, people and stereotypes - all of which have found their way into his comedy.
Kenny comes to Australia for the first time with shows in Brisbane, Melbourne and AAMI Just For Laughs Sydney in November.
A graduate from art school, Kenny dabbled with painting, music and film making before he found his true calling in the form of stand-up comedy. Kenny started his YouTube channel Kenny Sebastian in 2008 with his first video called 9 hours to live. He first made parodies and covered popular songs and shot to fame. His nine-year old YouTube channel is now an amalgamation of vlogs comprising hilarious sketches about everyday narratives.
His channel has over 1.35 million plus subscribers and over 127 million views.
Sebastian, who grew up watching Seinfield, has not shied away from venturing into the space of television either. He has scripted and performed along with a bunch of other well-known comics in The Living Room India's first English sketch show which hilariously traces the perils of all things mundane - from having a rather persistent land lady to an interfering mother in law and is, most importantly, one of the first two local shows to go live on Comedy Central.
www.justforlaughs.sydney
Videos
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Magic School with Tim Credible Arrow on Swanston (5/30-7/05) |
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Ganesh vs the Third Reich Union Theatre (6/17-6/19) |
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MR BIG aka Tatay, A Transwoman and That Tiring Tune! fortyfivedownstairs (6/24-7/05) |
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The Music and Life of Barbra Streisand starring Melinda Schneider Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne (8/07-8/07) |
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Arts Centre Melbourne presents New Owner The Show Room, Arts Centre Melbourne (7/17-7/18) |
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Influential The Slydini Showroom (7/07-7/11) |
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Pride And Prejudice* (*sort of) The Athenaeum (6/18-7/18) |
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Rabbit & Watson by Shane Woon Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre (7/15-7/26) |
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Cut Chilli by Chenturan Aran Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre (8/12-8/23) |
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NAT''S WHAT I RECKON: Panic at the Bistro The Thornbury Theatre (11/28-11/28) |
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