Gabbi Bolt is a fast rising star in the comedy scene. After only a year, she has already earned her name on comedy bills next to Hamish Blake, Paul McDermott, Jordan Raskopoulos, Alice Fraser, Dan Ilic and Sami Shah.

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Gabbi started her comedy career making short skits and songs on TikTok in 2020 at the beginning of the Covid-19 Pandemic. She quickly gained an audience of over 150,000 followers for her 1 minute Australian political musicals and media skits. She even sang a duet with former Australian PrimeMinister Kevin Rudd.

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She then shot to worldwide fame for her songwriting involvement in the New York Times featured Broadway fundraiser "Ratatouille; the TikTok Musical", where her song "Trash is our Treasure" was performed by Whose Line is it Anyway star Wayne Brady.

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Gabbi also has credits in other spaces of comedy, as a co-composer of satirical musical "Schapelle, Schapelle!" and regular collaborator with the A Rational Fear and Chaser Report podcasts.

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Gabbi's debut solo comedy show, I Hope My Keyboard Doesn't Break has already received rave reviews, sold out Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney festival seasons, and recently won her the 2022 Sydney Comedy Festival Best Newcomer award

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"A one woman powerhouse of a
musical comedy show"

Timeout

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"If you wanna be the person that can say 'I saw Tim Minchin before he was huge' Gabbi's that sort of act" 

Wil Anderson

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"Gabbi is legitimately, a good composer and lyricist"  
Wayne Brady