Greg Larsen

Bio

Greg Larsen is a multi-award-winning Australian comedian, actor, and writer, known for his self-deprecating, dark, absurd, and sometimes controversial humour. Greg first made his mark in the comedy world through YouTube sketches with the group Skills in Time, alongside Henry Stone and Sam Campbell.

He relocated to Melbourne, where he quickly gained critical acclaim. In 2014, his show Fancy Boy Variety Show won the prestigious ‘Golden Gibbo’ award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Greg later collaborated with Anne Edmonds and Damien Power in True Australian Patriots, earning the MICF Director’s Choice Award in 2016.

As a solo performer, his play This Might Not Be Hell won the “Piece of Wood” award at MICF in 2021, and his 2022 show We All have Bloody Thoughts, as well as his 2025 show, Geggy, were both nominated for the festival’s coveted ‘Most Outstanding Show Award’.

On television, Greg has appeared across a variety of projects, he was a cast member and correspondent on Tonightly with Tom Ballard.  He also wrote for and acted in series like At Home Alone Together, Get Krack!n, and Ronny Chieng: International Student. Other credits include Young Rock and The Newsreader although he is perhaps best known for his role as Ethan Krum in seasons 1 & 2 of the BBC series The Tourist, starring Jamie Dornan.

Recently along with the Aunty Donna team, Greg completed The Greg Larsen Show for Grouse House, a six-part tell-all documentary revealing the downfall of disgraced ‘comedian’ Greg Larsen, and his attempts to create six different pilots for six different TV shows in six different weeks.

Greg contributes as a writer on a range of TV projects. He’s penned material for Aunty Donna’s Coffee Café, We Interrupt This Broadcast, At Home Alone Together, and countless live and online projects.

Greg is currently working on his 2026 live show: Unrelenting Ultra-Violence.