Big Big Big are a comedy trio featuring Millie Holten, Ella Lawry and Madi Savage.

They develop comedy projects with winding narrative and silly business throughout.

In 2021, they released their scripted podcast series, The Candyman, and debuted their live narrative sketch show, Catching Jack, at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Catching Jack (2021-2022)
Live Sketch

Three detectives and one rat will stop at nothing to take down Jack the Ripper. Separated in the darkness, they’ll need the help of new characters and old friends.

Written and performed by Big Big Big and directed by Ben Russell (The Grub, The Tokyo Hotel), Catching Jack is a twisting tale of mystery, betrayal, and silly business. The show debuted at the 2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival to a sold-out season and rave reviews.

”★★★★★ … it kicks serious comedy arse… Confident, surprising, and wonderfully goofy.” — Funny Tonne

“Fantastically weird and hilarious… Big Big Big are only going to get bigger.” — Squirrel Comedy

”Three hilarious performers, one twisted show.” — Sammy J

”★★★★… Wonderfully nonsensical period piece… it’s hard not to wonder what Ella, Millie, and Madi could do with a Netflix size budget.” — Time Out Magazine

The Candyman (2021)
Scripted Podcast Series

In 1971, five children were given a tour of a chocolate factory in upper Munich. Four left the factory maimed. One never left at all.

The Candyman is a six-part scripted podcast series investigating the events of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The six-part series is written, produced, and performed by Big Big Big, and supported by the Yarra City Council.

Upon release, the series appeared on international Apple Podcast Charts (United States, Australia, South Africa and more), was featured on ABC Radio Melbourne, in Italian Magazine, Internazionale, and CBC Radio One (Canada).

“Dramatic and outlandish, with cleverly understated sound design that only adds to the brilliant comedic premise.”
— Bello Collective

“★★★★★ … good lord have they dug deep… a definite recommendation.” — The Cambridge Geek

“Combine the romanticism of a 50s radio play with contemporary sounds, moving on a frenetic pace that leaves not even a breath between a laugh and the other.” — Internazionale

“The sound production is just as good as the story… this show is a blast.” — Podcast: The Newsletter

Available now on all podcasting apps (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts).