The Rubber Chicken Podcast Studio

The Rubber Chicken Podcast Studio The Rubber Chicken was a vibrant pub and beer bar that has recently closed its doors due to unfortunate circumstances involving the landlord. Despite this setback, there is a hopeful sentiment surrounding its potential revival. The venue had previously been a hub for entertainment, including comedy shows and musical performances, fostering an atmosphere of creativity and community in South Melbourne. Before its closure, it hosted various events and partnered with platforms like Gigme for booking entertainers and selling tickets.
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Have you got an idea for a podcast, but need help with the theme music?
02/10/2026

Have you got an idea for a podcast, but need help with the theme music?

You've got an idea for a podcast, but how do you create podcast theme music. That's where the Rubber Chicken Podcast Studio can help.

04/09/2026

Why has the children’s animated series Bluey been so successful? This Reel was recorded in The Rubber Chicken Podcast Studio using 6K resolution cameras.

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Time is running out to learn the rare skill of comedy MCing with Bradford Emlyn Oakes. Kicks off next week for two night...
29/08/2026

Time is running out to learn the rare skill of comedy MCing with Bradford Emlyn Oakes.

Kicks off next week for two nights only.

Two-night intensive coaching for comedy hosts, comperes and corporate MCs. Learn to control the room, engage audiences and do more than announce acts.

Our latest This Week in Comedy episode has landed. If you're curious about the growth in animation across Australia, the...
23/08/2026

Our latest This Week in Comedy episode has landed. If you're curious about the growth in animation across Australia, then take a listen. The Bluey Movie is coming out in a year, but there's also so many new original shows coming out of studios, like Princess Bento of South Melbourne.

Take a listen:

In episode 37 we talk with animator Amanda Spagnolo, discussing the upcoming Bluey Movie, and much more comedy related topics.

Last night we held the first monthly workshop, covering 'The Why and How of Podcasting'. If you missed it, here are the ...
21/08/2026

Last night we held the first monthly workshop, covering 'The Why and How of Podcasting'. If you missed it, here are the slides.

(Stay tuned for more workshops on the business of comedy).

Episode 34 is out, featuring celebrity comedian Lehmo.
01/08/2026

Episode 34 is out, featuring celebrity comedian Lehmo.

In episode 34 of This Week in Comedy, hosts Lily Geddes and Morry Morgan chat with celebrity comedian Lehmo, discussing all things comedy.

Episode 5 of Train.Brain.Daily. podcast is out. If you are interested in lateral thinking, curiosity and 'escaping the i...
23/07/2026

Episode 5 of Train.Brain.Daily. podcast is out.
If you are interested in lateral thinking, curiosity and 'escaping the intelligence trap' then this is the podcadst for you.

Hosted by Hewi, aka Dr Michael Hewitt-Gleeson, and Morry, Train.Brain.Daily. podcast takes a simple approach to training a difficult brain.

The Aussie first, The Business of Comedy Conference, has featured in ArtsHub:
07/04/2026

The Aussie first, The Business of Comedy Conference, has featured in ArtsHub:

More than 450 attendees are expected at the upcoming Business of Comedy Conference in Melbourne.

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439A City Road
South Melbourne, VIC
3205

**Travel Directions to South Melbourne**

**Public Transport:**
1. **Train:** Take a train to Flinders Street Station. From there, transfer to the light rail (tram) service.
2. **Tram:** Board tram number 96 or 109 towards St Kilda or Port Melbourne. Get off at the stop on Clarendon Street near Bank Street.
3. **Walking:** From the tram stop, it’s a short walk south along Clarendon Street to your destination.

**Driving/Parking:**
1. **Route:** If driving from the city center, head south on St Kilda Road and turn left onto Kings Way. Continue straight until you reach Clarendon Street.
2. **Parking:** There are several street parking options available in the area, as well as nearby parking lots. Be sure to check for any parking restrictions or fees.

Safe travels!

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The Rubber Chicken in South Melbourne has long been a beloved destination for those seeking a vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter and entertainment. Known for its lively pub and beer bar vibe, it has hosted an array of events that celebrate the best of comedy and live music.

Before its temporary closure, The Rubber Chicken was a hub for local talent, showcasing performances from comedians and musicians alike. The venue was particularly noted for its support of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, featuring acts like Punters Politics, which delighted audiences with their unique brand of humor.

Music also thrived at The Rubber Chicken, with bands such as 'Back on Sunday' capturing the spirit of the venue through creative performances. Their satirical music video titled 'The Bar' is just one example of the memorable moments that patrons cherished.

As South Melbourne continues to buzz with artistic energy, there’s no doubt that The Rubber Chicken will rise again, bringing back its signature blend of comedy and camaraderie. Fans eagerly await the day they can once again gather to enjoy great drinks, fantastic performances, and unforgettable memories in this iconic space.