Mastering Comedy in Improv Dave Eastgate

What it's about

Join Blah Blah Blah Improv for a one-off workshop with one of Australia’s most sought-after comedy actors, Dave Eastgate! Renowned for his unique comedic timing and larger-than-life performances, Dave will guide you through the art of 'getting to the funny' in improv. Whether you're a seasoned improviser or a fresh-faced course graduate, this three-hour workshop is designed to help you tap into your comedic potential, sharpen your instincts, and create hilariously memorable scenes on the spot. Don’t miss this rare chance to learn from a master of comedy – book your spot today and get ready to supercharge your improv comedy skills and bring more laughs to your performances! This workshop takes place from 1pm until 4pm (Qld time) on 24 November 2024 at 4/179-181 Currumburra Rd, Ashmore on the Gold Coast. ABOUT DAVE Dave Eastgate is an award-winning actor, writer, stand-up comedian, musician, dancer, and stunt performer who began his comedy career in improv. He is best known for his supporting role of ‘Mick’ in the 2019 Netflix smash hit, Ronnie Chieng: International Student and and for his portrayal of cancer patient, ‘Joey’, in Channel 9's critically acclaimed drama series, Doctor Doctor, for which he received a Best Supporting Actor Logie Nomination in 2017. Most recently in 2024, Dave played the supporting role of ‘Dazza’, in Arj Barker’s Feature Film Debut, Nut Farm. Dave has appeared alongside Bryan Brown and Greta Scaachi in Darby and Joan for ABCTV, and opposite Kate McKinnon and Kyle McLachlan, in the NBC/Stan series, Joe vs Carole. Other acting credits include the multi-award-winning Netflix comedy series, A Moody Xmas and its sequel, The Moody's, for which he won the ‘2015 Equity Award for Most Outstanding Ensemble - Comedy Series’; as well as Comedy Channel’s Open Slather, ABC TV’s The Elegant Gentleman’s Guide to Knife Fighting, Hiding, Maximum Choppage, Soul Mates, and Channel 9's hugely successful comedy, Here Come The Habibs. In 2019 Dave cemented his triple threat status in the principal role of, ‘Ken Blundell’, in the Australian Tour of Muriel's Wedding the Musical and starred in Kate Miller Heidke’s multi award-winning musical comedy Bananaland. Dave's “side-hustle” has been as a TV audience warm-up artist. Beginning with the original Big Brother in 2006, Dave has kept crowds entertained between filming on X Factor, The Voice, AGT, So You Think You Can Dance, The Masked Singer, Australian Idol and almost everything in between.