

Just over a year ago, visually impaired comedian Jeremy Moses mounted the biggest theatre production of his career, bringing costumes, stunts and set pieces to literally dozens of onlookers.
But for reasons yet understood, his collaborators abruptly severed ties, never to utter a word to him since. …and it isn’t the first time either.
Now, using sketches, songs, puppetry and a little bit of resentment, Jeremy shines a light on the eternal struggle of artistic friction - a light that’s helpful given his bad eyesight.
Join Jeremy as he re-litigates a lifetime of creative rejection (time permitting) - to ultimately let YOU decide whether or not Jeremy Moses is HARD TO WORK WITH.
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ACCESSIBILITY:
*Our venue is wheelchair accessible.
*All sessions are Audio Described.
*Tactile Tours are available 15 minutes before all sessions on request at the time of booking.
**Ideally, please give a heads up when booking your tickets that you would like a Tactile Tour, however if you do turn up and haven’t booked one, please make yourself known to front of house staff as early as possible to join the Tour.
Please email add'l accessibility requirements to: me@jeremymoses.com

Jeremy Moses is a writer/performer based in Melbourne, Australia. As a young filmmaker, he produced sketches, short films and mini-documentaries for the YouTube channel “Variety Garage”, before finding his voice as a comedian, poet and performer.
With successful solo shows at the 2023 and 2025 Melbourne Fringe, 2024 Sydney Fringe, 2024 and
Jeremy Moses is a writer/performer based in Melbourne, Australia. As a young filmmaker, he produced sketches, short films and mini-documentaries for the YouTube channel “Variety Garage”, before finding his voice as a comedian, poet and performer.
With successful solo shows at the 2023 and 2025 Melbourne Fringe, 2024 Sydney Fringe, 2024 and 2025 Melbourne International Comedy Festivals, and an acclaimed stint as part of a duo at the 2024 Melbourne Fringe, Jeremy’s fast-paced jokes, long-form storytelling and poignant introspection reflect a unique voice emerging in Australian Comedy.
Most recently, Jeremy mounted an ambitious theatrical One Man Show at the coveted Festival Hub: Trades Hall for the 2025 Melbourne Fringe, integrating Audio Descriptions and Tactile Tours into every performance.
Living with a visual impairment and physical disability, Jeremy advocates for more accessibility and inclusivity to better enable unique, unheard voices in the creative arts.

Join visually impaired comedian Jeremy Moses as he peeks behind the creative curtain - no mean feat given his condition.
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