AKMAL SALEH
Movies, Sketch, Stand‐Up, Tv appearances, radio DJ and talk show host, improvisation and a published author, Akmal is out of Australia's most respected, successful and accomplished comics.
He displays an incredible ability to deal with hot topics in a hilarious and non‐offensive way.
Akmal has a fascinating past. Originally immigrating to Australia from Egypt with his family nearly 30 years ago. He sums it up in his own inimitable style ‐ "My parents didn't tell us where we were
going. We thought it was two hours away. Twenty hours later, we got off a plane. We were on another planet". This and many other bizarre incidents dot Akmal's life ‐ suggesting a career in stand‐up comedy was pre‐ordained, either that or he should have been committed early on.
Being Australia's only Arab comedian, His Arab heritage steers his comedy to issues of religion, honesty, hysterical looks at modern day life. His uncanny comedic gift means he is one of those gifted comedians who has the audience eating out of the palm of his hand as soon as he walks on stage.
Akmal's popularity has increased considerably over the last 10 years due to his regular appearances on national television shows such as Rove, The Glasshouse and Thank God You're Here. As a result Akmal has toured the country with numerous sell out tours including his 'Hoot' and 'Gullible' tours. Akmal wrote and starred in 'All Aussies are Boofta' ‐ a sketch comedy show which enjoyed three successful seasons and critical acclaim at the legendary Harold Park Hotel, The Parramatta Riverside Theatre and The Harbourside Brasserie.
He has appeared at Festivals all around the world including Adelaide Fringe Festival , Melbourne International Comedy Festival , Vancouver Comedy Festival , Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal , New Zealand Comedy Festivaland the Edinburgh Fringe Festival . Akmal wrote and starred in the feature film ' You Can't Stop the Murders ' to critical acclaim and also the cult hit tv show 'The 40 Foot Show'. As a result of this he then hosted the popular 'The Wrong Way Home' drive radio show on the Nova network . The show achieved the station’s highest
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