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Scotty has been and remains a favourite guest on many of Australia’s favourite TV shows, including Spicks and Specks, The Project, Talkin’ ‘bout Your Generation, Have You Been Paying Attention?, Please Like Me and Jack Irish and Studio 10. A contestant-turned-co-host on 2019’s Dancing With The Stars reboot for Ten, Scotty also provides the voice for the Nine Network hit, Travel Guides and contributes a column each month to the Australian Women’s Weekly.

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Testimonials for Denise Scott

“Scott can help us see the funny side of any adversity”

 Sunday Herald Sun

 

“a seasoned and generous performer”

The Age

 

“Denise Scott... only has to look as if she’s going to say something and everyone laughs”

Sunday Herald Sun, Melbourne

 

Denise was very well received and kept our guests entertained and laughing. There were many tears, sore jaws and side splitting from the 260 women in the room.

Western Bulldogs

 

We want to thank you for making our annual general meeting a great time. It's a problem every year trying to make it a celebration. We think in 1998 we cracked it!

Women’s Health Victoria

 

Excellent. Denise entertained the crowd with her unique brand of humour and turned a very serious topic into something the audience were all willing to take on board.

Vic Health

 

Excellent. Denise was approachable, interested, enthusiastic and professional, Oh and she was funny.

Office of Women’s Policy

 

Excellent. Denise was fantastic and really did her research on Freehills history.

Freehills

  

Denise was perfect. We had many comments back from guests saying how much they enjoyed her performance. Brilliant use of the firms' promotional material.

Carter Newell Lawyers

  

 

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Denise Scott's Biography

Denise Scott‘s path to her career as a Melbourne Comedy Festival Award-winning comedian began when she started acting nearly thirty years ago, but it has been in the last decade or so that she has hit the big time, scoring high profile TV spots, filling thousand-seat theatres, releasing two books and even returning to her acting heritage with ongoing roles on Seven’s Winners and Losers and Nine’s House Husbands.

In 2009 Denise penned All That Happened at Number 26, a book which became a national best seller and a hit tour, with sell-out seasons at the Melbourne Comedy Festival and the Sydney Opera House. Scotty’s subsequent solo show, Regrets, was awarded the Melbourne Comedy Festival Directors’ Choice Award, with Scotty winning a Helpmann Award for Best Comedy Performer. She then made her debut (finally!) at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and released her second book The Tour.

Denise hit the stage with her dear friend Judith Lucy in 2013’s The Spiral. Their stand-up-slash-book-tour debuted at the Princess Theatre during MICF and went on to sell well over 30,000 tickets across Australia.

She returned to the stage once again in 2014 with her Melbourne Comedy Festival Award Winning solo show Mother Bare, performing at the Adelaide Fringe, the Melbourne Comedy Festival, Sydney Opera House and Brisbane Powerhouse. And in 2015, Mother Bare returned to Melbourne Comedy Festival for a limited run at the Comedy Theatre and the prestigious Hamer Hall.

Denise and Judith joined forces again for their biggest show yet – Disappointments. This critically acclaimed, runaway success saw them win the 2017 Melbourne Comedy Festival’s People’s Choice Award, perform at London’s Soho Theatre and sell out shows all over Australia. In 2018 Disappointments toured to the Sydney Opera House and around Australia.

Scotty has been and remains a favourite guest on many of Australia’s favourite TV shows, including Spicks and Specks, The Project, Talkin’ ‘bout Your Generation, Have You Been Paying Attention?, Please Like Me and Jack Irish and Studio 10. A contestant-turned-co-host on 2019’s Dancing With The Stars reboot for Ten, Scotty also provides the voice for the Nine Network hit, Travel Guides and contributes a column each month to the Australian Women’s Weekly.

Speaking Topics Include

Master of Ceremonies

Stand Up Comedy

Tales of Ordinary Madness