Brendan Goh: Gay First, Chinese Second

Brendan Goh

Brendan is obviously Chinese Malaysian. Brendan is Gay. Malaysia does not like the Gays. So he moved to Australia so that he could have a chance to be the gay that he was meant to be. What seemed like a simple solution, turned out to be much different.

His current requirements for a partner are as follows:
- alive
- knows the difference between light and dark soy sauce
- does not have an ankle monitor

He will also tell you why he had to leave Malaysia for the betterment of his own health, sanity and perhaps a little, okay, a lot about how obsessed he is to be famous and better than everyone else because he's like the only homosexual in Malaysia. However, it's the simple things that matter. Brendan, however is unnecessarily complicated.

If you want something interracial, gay and funny, you are at the right show! This show is hetero-friendly.

Event Details

GENRE: Comedy

DURATION: 60 mins

AGE RATING: Ages 18 +

EXPLICIT LANGUAGE

CONTENT WARNING/S: Sexual References, Homophobia, Fatphobic language

SEATED OR STANDING: Seated

Access questions? Contact us at enquiries@feast.org.au

When: 19 November 2026 7.00pm

Where: HYMN Bar

Accessibility

Auslan Maybe in the future

Tickets

$15 - $20


About the presenter: Brendan Goh

Hi, my name is Brendan and I hail from Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia! I am a comedian. I am a 2 time SA RAW state Finalist. I am obsessed with Power Rangers and Drag Race. I cook very good food. I believe that buying loads of Country Road would attract more men. Look it is not about comedy but I am shooting my shot ok?
Image Description: The artist stands in the centre of the photograph with a blush pink background. He is winking while on his right hand he hold a pair of chopsticks. The chopsticks are holding an LGBTQ flag

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