Join us on Saturday, 1st of March from 7:30pm at the The Quarters for a night of exceptional comedy featuring two of the most renowned comedians from the Australian Circuit. Prepare for an evening filled with laughter so profound that a mop may be required for the inevitable tears of amusement.

Squirly is a hilarious comedian hailing from a small town in Western Australia, whose sharp wit and unique perspective have taken the comedy scene by storm. After winning the prestigious Western Australian Raw Comedy competition, he made the move to Perth, where he quickly became a sought-after headliner in some of the country’s best comedy rooms. With a down-to-earth charm and knack for turning everyday observations into laugh-out-loud moments, Squirly continues to captivate audiences nationwide.

Gavin Baskerville has been dishing out jokes for over 25 years. With his dark-edged wit, engaging stage presence, and unique takes on topics from the mundane to the ridiculous, Gavin has carved a name for himself as a well respected favourite of the Australian comedy circuit.

Born and raised in Perth, Western Australia, where he launched his career, Gavin moved to Melbourne in 2000 and cut his gag-telling teeth in the most iconic comedy rooms, including The Espy and The Prince Patrick Hotel, where he was mentored by some of Australia’s best known comedians.

Gavin's comedic prowess has earned him accolades and recognition throughout the comedy circuit. He has appeared on The Comedy Channel, The Project and Sunrise and has a script consultant credit and a memorable cameo in the feature film The Merger. He was a recipient of the Brian McCarthy Moosehead Award in 2005 and he has been a warm up act for major international comedians including ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic. And Tommy Tiernan. A veteran of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Hobart Comedy Festival and Perth Fringe World, Gavin also managed and hosted the highly regarded Jokers Comedy Club in Hobart from 2015-2022.

Gavin's jokes have featured in the compilation book Funny Buggers (Penguin, 2011), The Reader's Digest and in the June 16th 2008 issue of Zoo Weekly in a list of 101 best stand-up gags. His tweets have been reprinted in a number of newspapers and on The Huffington Post website.