From an Olympic Gold Medallist to a French wine expert or your new American CEO, Australian corporate comedian, Graeme Bowman, can become any 'expert' you like, and fool any audience you care to provide. Just watch their faces as the 'expert's' credibility gets stretched to breaking point.

While a hoax speech is often used for pure comic entertainment, you can also use it to explore topical or controversial issues from different and unusual angles, and really play with the perceptions of your audience.

During an event such as a Product Launch, Gala Dinner, Awards Night or Special Event, a hoax speech can be combined with a Master of Ceremonies role, to create a Hoax MC.

A hoax can also be combined with a genuine lateral thinking keynote, through Graeme’s unique presentation, ‘Uncork your Creative Genie’.

Click on the video and audio clips right now, to see how a hoax can be tailored for different audiences and industries.


"It was a great evening and the feed back has been extremely positive ... the talk of the day was the German Professor at the dinner!"
Local Government Association of Tasmania

"Graeme was brilliant. At a function for an important client of the firm, Graeme's speech managed to break the ice and reduce the formality of the occasion."
Gadens Lawyers

"Absolutely hilarious and hit just the right note after a very heavy day of discussing future technologies."
Department of Primary Industries

"Your comedic skills had everyone in tears. The references you made to the Honda staff were clever and hilarious."
Honda

"The audience were in rapturous laughter, transfixed on your routine."
Engineers Australia

"Graeme's performance at our recent black tie event during Cox Plate week was simply sensational. His portrayal of a leading American racing identity was riveting and hysterical. The general feeling was that Graeme's speech was one of the funniest things they had ever heard."
Moonee Valley Racing Club

"Magnificent job ... as Dr George Connor from the World Business Council on Sustainable Development, the audience was caught completely by surprise. The speech broke the ice for many attendees who seemed much more relaxed and enthusiastic about meeting people and exchanging views the following day."
National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality