Clay McMath - In Over My Head
★★★★★ "...a must-see for anyone thirsty for a tall glass of comedy that’s as bold as it is brilliant." Upside Adelaide
Dive into the world of Clay McMath with his latest stand-up comedy show, "In Over My Head." Despite his towering presence, Clay finds himself hilariously out of his depth in a series of comically awkward and unexpected situations.
From bungling his way through high-society events to navigating the chaos of family reunions, Clay's larger-than-life persona collides with moments where he’s the ultimate fish out of water. With his quick wit, relatable humor, and unique perspective, Clay brings to life the everyday misadventures that leave him feeling like a giant in a world not made for him. Don’t miss this chance to see Clay McMath at his finest – and funniest!
Presented by: Claybrin McMath
McMath is a rising star in the world of comedy, known for his quick wit, sharp observations, and irreverent sense of humor. Born and raised in Adelaide, South Australia, Clay developed a love for making people laugh at an early age, entertaining his friends and family with his antics and impressions.
After retiring from his basketball career, Clay began honing his craft at Adelaide's famous Rhino Room. He quickly gained a reputation as a fearless performer, willing to take risks and push boundaries in his pursuit of the perfect joke.
With his unique blend of observational humour, self-deprecating wit, and storytelling, Clay has won over audiences in comedy clubs, and festivals around Australia.
McMath can be heard on his popular podcast, Welcome to the Poddy.
Reviews & Fringe Feed Reacts
...a must-see for anyone thirsty for a tall glass of comedy that’s as bold as it is brilliant. - Daisy Sumersford, Upside Adelaide
There's no doubt about it, Clay McMath has star quality - Isabella Fowler, The Advertiser
McMath’s biggest strength is as a storyteller… [he] is also a talented writer. - Allan Riley, Fest Mag
…there is an honesty to his wit and he has an authentic comedic voice… - Clara Santilli, The Lonely Archaeologist