Greg Sullivan

Biography

Greg Sullivan is an award-winning stand-up comedian, writer and broadcaster. Since beginning his comedic career in 1995 he has performed at the famous Improv in Los Angeles, appeared on numerous TV shows and embodied a vast range of roles for Triple M Brisbane, spanning an incredible 14 years.

Greg Sullivan has performed on television, radio, in theatres, overseas, to corporate bigwigs and to smalls groups of disinterested tradesmen whilst standing on the back of a ute.
He has written material for Rich Hall (The Simpsons, Saturday Night Live) which was used in his Edinburgh Comedy Festival show. He has also written columns for Bean Scene Magazine and jokes for the NRL Footy Show. As you can see, he’ll pretty much do anything for money.

He has been invited to the world famous Improv Comedy Club in Los Angeles, performed at major festivals such as the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Sydney Comedy Festival Gala and has appeared, in a variety of roles, on television shows such as Good News Week, Home Delivered Humour, O’Loghlin on Saturday Night, The Today Show and A Current Affair.
Despite a lack of sporting prowess, Greg has entertained at functions for the Queensland Reds, the Queensland Bulls, the Brisbane Broncos, the Brisbane Lions and stayed in camp with the Queensland State of Origin team.

Through his affable charisma, dedication and entertainment value, Sully has developed an eminent and likeable public profile throughout Australia.