Nick Capper is one of the only agricultural based comedians in Australia or the world. He's also one of Australia's oldest comedians. Arriving here on the first fleet Nick opened Australia's first comedy club in 1788 entertaining mostly ship folk, stonemasons and sheep dogs. His best act was called Ratboy McGee an Emu that did great impressions of Captain Cook and the botanist Sir Joseph Banks.

After releasing his first comedy special on pianola Ratboy was tragically killed in a knife accident but Nick Capper lives on doing comedy over 200 years later!

You can't match talent with this many years of experience.

Nick Capper is a NSW born, Melbourne-based stand-up comedian with over ten years’ experience.

Nick has been seen on Comedy Up Late on ABC TV, Gocsy's Classics on Comedy Central and heard on Triple J He regularly hosts Triple R’s Breakfasters program, has appeared in the web series Bruce from Wilfred co-creator Tony Rogers and is a regular on popular comedy podcast the Little Dum Dum Club as well as his own podcast The Phone Hacks with Mike Goldstein.

Nick Capper is the sort of comedian who is comfortable in chaos. But don’t be fooled – he may have you on the edge of your seat wondering if he knows what he’s doing, but as a comedian who has been in the game for almost ten years, that loose, laid back, flying by the seat of your pants style is all part of the game.

Nick also sold out his entire Melbourne Comedy Festival run in 2018.

"Nick Capper is the real deal. He has funny bones and a wild imagination that spins amazing stories" - Anne Edmonds