Greg Larsen

Greg Larsen is a comedian, actor, and television writer from Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. Beginning his comedy career as part of the sketch group Skills in Time, Larsen involved himself in stand-up comedy, notably at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF), for which he won the festival's Golden Gibbo award in 2014. He was a cast member and correspondent in the 2017-2018 ABC news comedy show Tonightly with Tom Ballard, was a writer and cast member in the sketch comedy series At Home Alone Together in 2020, and appeared as Ethan Krum in the BBC One drama thriller series The Tourist from 2022.

Larsen began his career performing stand-up and creating YouTube videos with Henry Stone and Sam Campbell as the sketch group Skills in Time. In 2014, along with Henry Stone, Stuart Daulman, and John Campbell, Larsen was awarded the Golden Gibbo award at the MICF for the Fancy Boy Variety Show. In 2016, along with Anne Edmonds and Damien Power, he was awarded the Director's Choice Award for their show True Australian Patriots. He portrayed Dave in Ronny Chieng: International Student in 2017, which he co-wrote with Ronny Chieng and Declan Fay.

Larsen won acclaim for his role in the MICF Great Debate event in 2021, and was again an MICF award recipient with his one-man play This Might Not Be Hell, receiving the Piece of Wood Award. He portrayed Ethan Krum in the BBC One series The Tourist in January 2022, and returned to the role in Season 2, which premiered on 1 January 2024. In 2023, Larsen received acclaim for his new comedy special Slurp's Up!! In 2025, Geggy, which he said would be his final festival show, premiered at the MICF and then in Sydney.