Josh Glanc

Josh Glanc is an Australian comedian. Known for his surreal sketch and musical comedy, he has won a Best Comedy Show award at Fringe World and been nominated for an Edinburgh Comedy Award. Glanc's father, an accountant, was the eldest son of two Holocaust survivors who moved to Melbourne.

Glanc initially spent five years in corporate law, working toward becoming a barrister. He wrote and performed his show 99 Schnitzels (But a Veal Ain't One), a Sacha Baron Cohen tribute show, at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2015. He left his law career in 2016 to focus on comedy. He trained five months at the John Bolton Theatre School in Melbourne, and with Philippe Gaulier in France. At Fringe World 2017, Glanc won its Best Comedy Show award for 99 Schnitzels. Chamedian won Best Comedy at Fringe World 2018, and he moved to London in 2019.

Vrooom Vrooom, Glanc's 2024 sketch comedy special, was released through 800 Pound Gorilla after being filmed at Stupid Old Studios in Melbourne. The same year, he debuted his shows Collections 2024 and Family Man; the latter is described by The Guardian as "a restlessly zany sequence of songs and thumbnail sketches," and was nominated for an Edinburgh Comedy Award. Glanc is Jewish, and was brought up in Melbourne's Jewish community. Due to his Polish heritage, he has a European passport.