Rachel Berger Travels from Launceston, TAS

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RACHEL BERGER is one of Australia’s favourite stand-up comedians and a woman of remarkably diversified talents. In addition to playing the xylophone and carving avocado pips into small Buddhas, she’s recently stopped feeling guilty. Her material encompasses contemporary lifestyles, offering a hilarious and poignant expose of human foibles.

There are no cows too sacred for this Berger.

Rachel's high public profile has done much to establish the position of women in comedy, providing a distinctive voice for women’s opinions and viewpoints.

Rachel Berger is one of Australia’s most highly regarded, adept, and adaptive comedic talents working variously as a comedian, broadcaster, novelist, columnist, agitator and television entertainer.

Rachel believes that laughter is a powerful tool able to communicate a potent message. With this in mind she’s been invited to appear at events as diverse as hosting a public forum on Climate Change with world-leading Climate Change expert Stephen Schneider, to writing and performing in Diversity Works, an educational training DVD for the Council for Equal Opportunity in Employment and as a special guest performer at a Positive Living Expo for Women with the overall aim to reduce the harm associated with gambling.

Rachel Berger’s story is one of triumph and success. A story that makes you believe in the strength of the human spirit and the power of laughter to overcome the most gruelling circumstances.

Laughter can give you the tools to use humour and transform the way you communicate and make decisions.
Rachel reveals how humour has helped her through various life challenges and how humour can also identify the beliefs that present barriers to getting the results you want.
Laughter helps to boost your immune system and can help business professionals cope with the ever-increasing stressors we’ve come to accept as normal.
Laughter and seeing things through a humorous lens can give you tools to source your own personal strength and feel energised. AND you can integrate humour into everything you do.
Humour can help you shift from being reactive to proactive because it helps you to recognise that things can shift and we have the ability to make a positive impact on whatever it is we’re facing in our lives.

Keynote Titles

The Power of Laughter

Testimonials

I greatly appreciated the amount of effort she put into her research and the relevance of all her topics to the theme of our day, which was celebrating the achievements of women within the local government sector.

City Of Whittlesea

It is the offbeat observation, the incisive knack of showing up everyday events for the ludicrous pantomimes they really are that separate the women from the girls! In this department Rachel Berger is a real star...

The Guardian, London