Anthony (Lehmo) Lehmann Travels from Melbourne, VIC

Lehmo is also a regular on the festival circuit having performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Adelaide Fringe Festival and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. . These shows have included the following:

• “My Goodness My Guinness” – a show about the Guinness Book of Records
• “Christmas in Baghdad” – about doing comedy for our troops
• “Taxing Lyrical” – a show about Lehmo’s ten years as a chartered accountant
• “White Line Fever” – about Lehmo’s love of sport (particularly the Hawthorn football club)
• “War, Marriage and Puppy Love” – about war, marriage and puppy love.
• “The Family Lifeboat” – about navigating life as a new father

Lehmo also once held the Guinness World Record for the most jokes told in an hour (549).  He has performed for businesses big and small throughout Australia and South-east Asia. Having spent ten years working in the corporate world as a chartered accountant, Lehmo is perfectly qualified for any such function.  He knows exactly what it takes to put a smile on a corporate face. He’s even completed an entire festival show on the subject – the very successful “Taxing Lyrical”.

Having a successful career in radio since 2003, Lehmo has interviewed everyone from Prime Ministers and Premiers to award winning actors and rock n’ roll legends.  He's currently a panelist on the very popular network 10 news comedy program The Project, and the host of AFL comedy quiz show, The Beep Test on Fox Sports.  He also stars in the Logie winning and critically acclaimed Working Dog TV production Utopia which airs on the ABC and Netflix.

Lehmo was a host on the AFL show Before The Game with Dave Hughes, Mick Molloy, Andy Maher and Neroli Meadows, and appeared on Have You Been Paying Attention?, Hughesy We Have A Problem, Good News Week, Rove Live, Studio 10, The Circle, The Glasshouse, Stand Up Australia, 11am, Hey Hey It’s Saturday and Stand Up Live (UK tv).

He's played cameos in two feature films, including the latest Working Dog film Any Questions For Ben?, played a guest role on Neighbours (as himself) and has starred in a string of TV ads, and hosted Sydney’s Invictus Games, an international sporting event for wounded, injured and ill veteran and active service personnel.

He is a regular contributor to a number of magazines and newspapers, and he just penned his first book, a memoir titled This Shirt Won’t Iron Itself.