Big Fork Theatre

Had a great experience seeing a show called "Diagnonsense" by the group Little Spoons, with a theme of invisible disabilities. Show was quite funny, and considering the theme the venue did have quite good accessibility. An entry with no stairs, and a clean functioning lift. My only possible complaint would be the chairs were just stock standard and it was a little warm. Not worth docking a star I decided in the end. Great work! It wants me to update my review. But it's still great, saw another show that you was funny, seats hurt, but that's because of my own medical stuff not the venues fault.

Came here for a show. It seems like a chill little place for people starting up in stand up and comedy. They seem super welcoming and the staff didn’t seem judgemental or stand off ish. They sell food and drinks and have a relaxed waiting area before any shows. The theatre area is relatively small (probably enough to fit 100 or so people. It’s a pretty small set up but definitely does the job! I’d come here again. If I were into stand up and performing, it seems like a good place to come, practice and build your confidence and presence!

Great comedy venue, it had me in tears, so unexpectedly good!!

Great place to spend a night with some friends or your tinder date. Nice, dark and intimate. They break the ice for you, so you can focus on having a laugh.

Big Fork Theatre is a hidden gem on St Paul's Terrace, Fortitude Valley. Located on the 2nd floor of an office building, Big Fork Theatre is an intimate, inclusive performance space dedicated to creating the best improv, sketch and stand up comedy in Queensland. As a spectator, you will marvel at the spontaneous magic created on stage by both experienced and amateur comedians. Oh, and you'll laugh so hard your cheeks will hurt! Big Fork Theatre must be the most affordable live entertainment in Brisbane, with tickets as little as $15 or $20, depending on the night. And, if you want to participate, the passionate team of Directors will guide you from beginner steps to master strides. I dare you to try it once and see for yourself.