Biography
Tom Ballard is an award-winning stand up comedian/actor/writer/broadcaster/person who always tries his best. He’s one of Australia’s hottest comic talents, he’s performed and won acclaim all around the world and he’s very pleased to meet you. In 2009, Tom became the youngest ever recipient of the Melbourne Comedy Festival’s Best Newcomer Award for his debut hour, Tom Ballard Is What He Is. He was nominated for Best Newcomer at the 2015 Edinburgh Fringe for his show Taxis & Rainbows & Hatred, while his 2016 show The World Keeps Happening was nominated for Best Show in both Melbourne and Edinburgh, as well as taking out the 2016 Helpmann Award for Best Comedy Performer and the inaugural John Pinder Prize at the Melbourne Comedy Festival. The show then went on to be recorded at the Comedy Theatre for Stan Australia’s One Night Stan series. In 2017 Tom’s show Problematic won the Best Australian Show Award at the Sydney Comedy Festival and was hailed as one of the top three best-reviewed shows at the Edinburgh Fringe that year. He’s been invited to perform at the Montreal Just For Laughs Festival, had sold-out seasons at the famous Soho Theatre and has opened for the likes of Wanda S…
Movies & TV Shows
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Deadloch (2023) — Sven Alderman
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Fisk (2021) — Stefan
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Spicks and Specks (2005) — Self
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Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont Spelling Bee (2024) — Self
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It's a Date (2013) — Mark
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Question Everything (2021) — Self
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Tom Ballard: Is What He Is (2011) — Himself
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Claire Hooper's House of Games (2025) — Self
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One Night Stan (2017) — Self
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Show Me the Movie! (2018) — Self
- Celebrity Mastermind (2020)
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Patriot Brains (2021) — Contestant
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Tom Ballard: Enough (2022) — Himself
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Tom Ballard: It Is I (2024) — Himself
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Tom Ballard: The World Keeps Happening (2017) — Himself
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Big Backyard Quiz (2024)
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Tom Ballard: The Referendum Special (2024) — Himself
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Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala (2010) — Self
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Rod Quantock Comedy Warrior (2026) — Self
- Comedy Up Late (2013)
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The Warehouse Comedy Festival (2011) — Self
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Australian Lockdown Comedy Festival (2020) — Self
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Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (1994) — Self - Host