Judith Lucy is one of Australia’s most popular female comedians. A best-selling author, her work in television and film and her sell-out national tours have made her a household name.
Judith Lucy Comedian
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A stand up comedian for over 20 years, she sprang to national prominence in 1993 when she joined the cast of ABC TV’s The Late Show. Her television appearances since have been many and varied, but amazingly 2011’s Judith Lucy’s Spiritual Journey (ABC1) was her first solo TV project.
Watch Judith Lucy Video Stand Up Comedy
It is Judith’s distinctive stage shows that set her apart – painfully honest, sharply observed and with a joke rate second to none. It is no surprise that Judith’s live audiences have grown every year since her first solo show in 1995. She has sold out countless theatrical runs in Australia and has taken her shows to Montreal, Edinburgh and London’s West End.
The release of her first book The Lucy Family Alphabet (Penguin, 2008) introduced a whole new set of fans to Judith’s work. The book quickly became a best seller and cemented Judith as an author. She followed this up with the release of her second book, Drink, Smoke, Pass Out (Penguin, 2012).
Judith Lucy Actor
Over the years Judith has also turned her hand to acting, having appeared in the feature films Crackerjack and Bad Eggs. Most recently she scored a role as a racist publican in the hit Aussie production The Sapphires, which made it to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival.
In 2015, Judith wrote, produced and starred in the series Judith Lucy Is All Woman. The show was a six part series for the ABC, where she looked at the role of women in modern Australia and whether they are better off than they were 50 years ago. The show was an incredible success, and has since been released as a DVD Box set.
2015 also saw Judith return to the stage with her first new solo show since 2012: Ask No Questions of the Moth, which went on to win Judith the prestigious 2015 Helpmann Award for Comedy.
Judith Lucy Wins Helpmann Award
In 2016, Judith hosted the Just For Laughs All Star Gala at the Sydney Opera House, featuring international stars Margaret Cho, Julian Clary and Jim Norton, performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival 30th Anniversary Gala and continued to tour her Helpmann Award winning show around the country, and the world. But we have some exciting announcements in the pipeline. Watch this space!
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Judith Lucy Television Appearances
2016 Comedy Channel MICF Big Three Oh! (Comedy Spot)
2015 ABC TV Judith Lucy Is All Woman (host)
2014 ABC TV Stop Laughing…. This is Serious (interview)
2014 ABC TV At The Movies (Guest reviewer with Jason Di Rosso)
2013 ABC TV At The Movies (Guest reviewer with Jason Di Rosso)
2013 Network TEN The Project (guest)
2013 ABC2 Warehouse Comedy Festival Series (performance of “Nothing Fancy”)
2013 ABC-TV The Agony of Life (guest)
2012 ABC-TV Adam Hills in Gordon St Tonight (guest)
2012 ABC-TV Agony Aunts (guest)
2011 ABC-TV Judith Lucy’s Spiritual Journey
(presenter, cast, writer, producer)
2011 ABC-TV Spicks and Specks (Contestant)
2011 Network TEN The Circle (guest)
2011 Network TEN The 7PM Project (guest)
2010 ABC-TV Lowdown (Special guest role)
2009 SBS ADBC (Guest)
2009 Network TEN Rove (Cast member)
2009 ABC-TV Sunday Arts (Guest Interviewer)
2008 Network TEN Rove (Guest)
2008 ABC-TV First Tuesday Book Club (Panellist)
2008 ABC-TV Spicks and Specks (Contestant)
2007 ABC-TV First Tuesday Book Club (Panellist)
2007 ABC-TV Spicks and Specks (Contestant)
2006 ABC-TV My Favourite Album (Panellist)
2006 ABC-TV Enough Rope with Andrew Denton (Guest)
2006 Network TEN Rove [Live] (Desk spot)
2006 Network TEN Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala (Stand Up Appearance)
2005 ABC-TV Da Kath & Kim Code – Special (Guest Role)
2005 ABC-TV Australia’s Favourite Film (Panellist)
2003 Nine Network World Comedy Tour (Stand Up Appearance) also for play on pay-tv in USA, UK & Canada
2002 Network TEN Just For Laughs (Host 2 x 1 Hour Specials)
2001 Network TEN Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala (Stand Up Appearance)
2000 Network TEN Melbourne International Comedy Festival Debate (Debater)
1999 Nine Network Super Debate Series (Debater x 2)
1999 Nine Network The Mick Molloy Show (Regular Guest)
1998 ABC-TV Upfront 4 (Stand Up Appearance)
1998 ABC-TV Hessie’sShed (Stand Up Appearance)
1997 Nine Network Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala (Host)
1997 Nine Network Melbourne International Comedy Festival Debate (Debater)
1996 Seven Network Melbourne International Comedy Festival Debate (Debater)
1995 Seven Network Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala (Stand Up Appearance)
1994 ABC-TV Punchlines (Interview)
1993 ABC-TV The Late Show (Core Cast Member)
1993 Seven Network Melbourne International Comedy
Festival Gala (Stand Up Appearance)
1993 ABC-TV World Series Debate (Debater)
Judith Lucy Television – Presenting
2002 AFI Awards Presenter
Judith Lucy Radio
2005 Austereo Network TheArvo (Host with Peter Helliar & Kaz Cooke)
2004 2-Day FM (Sydney) Breakfast Show (Host with Peter Helliar & Kaz Cooke)
2003 Austereo Network Friday Shout (Weekly National Drive Program
1998 Austereo Network Foxy Ladies (Sundays with Kaz Cooke)
1998 Austereo Network Martin/Molloy (Regular Segment)
1997 Triple J The Ladies Lounge (Host with Helen Razor)
1996 Austereo Network Martin/Molloy (Regular Segment)
1996 Triple J Sundays with Francis Leach
1992 Radio National Wendy Harmer (Regular Segment)
1992 Triple M (Melb) Richard Stubbs Breakfast Show (Writer)
1991 Triple M (Melb) The D-Generation (Regular Segment)
