Comedian Jodie Sloan sitting on ground in dress leaning against ukulele smiling at camera.
Comedian Jodie Sloan smiling at crowd while performing standup comedy into a mic.
Comedian Jodie Sloan performing comedy in front of a crowd playing ukulele comedy.

Is She Hot?

Comedy • Music
Canada • World Premiere

In March of 2023, TikTok sent a notification to millions of users displaying a picture of ukelele comedian Jodie Sloan’s face, and the words, “Is she hot?” after her comedic song on situational hotness took off online.

Though no stranger to internet virality (she has 115+ million views across her socials) even Jodie was surprised by the swarm of strangers suddenly in her comment section deciding if she was hot.

Keen to prove any publicity is good publicity, Jodie Sloan is thrilled to be performing her much-anticipated debut solo show after being interviewed on Triple J’s The Hook Up multiple times and gigging across Australia and North America.

And yes, she’ll address the hilarious aftermath of the world’s largest-ever game of hot or not, in which she was the unintentional main character.

Presented by: Jodie Sloan

Jodie Sloan is a Canadian comedian sleeping across the world- I mean, sweeping across the world with her stand-up and musical comedy. Having been in Melbourne for four years, Jodie got her start in the Melbourne Comedy scene and has since quickly arisen to public and online notoriety.

Jodie’s scandalously relatable comedic ukulele songs and wholesome stand-up clips highlight personal anecdotes about situational attractiveness, her bisexuality, and other relatable problems young adults face regarding dating and have reached a whopping 40 million views across all social media platforms. Her videos have led her to become a featured comedic voice on The Hook Up - Triple J’s dating and sexuality radio show and a regular on line-ups all around Melbourne.

Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts

  • Emotional roller-coaster 4
  • Hidden Gem 2
  • just the right mix of sweetness, frankness and everyday-ness, entirely justifying her dizzying social media numbers. - George Sully, Fest Magazine

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