Elliot Goblet (real name Jack Levi) first performed in mid 1981 and in his early days he worked mainly in the comedy clubs of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane to develop a unique comedy identity.
Fortunately it was 10 months later that he was discovered by Daryl Somers and started getting regular exposure on national television variety shows to become one of Australia’s best known & favourite comedians.






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Judith Lucy
Career Highlights
- Over 60 stand up comedy spots on Australian national television shows including Hey Hey It’s Saturday and The Footy Show (NRL).
- Many guest appearances on celebrity TV game shows and cameo appearances on shows like Swift And Shift, Pizza and Neighbours.
- Thousands of public performances all over Australia and in 7 other countries including The Montreal Comedy Festival.
- An Aria nominated Album “internally berserk”, and in 2015 a collection of some of his best one-liners in the Album “goblet’s greatest bits”.
- When it comes to function entertainment, an MC in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane for corporate events and private events such as weddings, parties…but not anything.
- A best selling book “Business According To Goblet” containing heavily nonsense coated business advice.
- A regular segment on current affairs TV programs giving Elliot’s “offbeat but on target” view of the week’s news.
- Support act for the band “America” in the Australian cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Hobart and it was a big thrill for him to be called back on stage at the end of the nights to join in the chorus of “Horse With No Name”.
- Host of the Qantas in flight audio comedy channel world wide…and beyond.
- Cameo role in the film “Fat Pizza” as a pesky health inspector.
Contact Jack Levi aka Elliot Goblet on 0408 397 122
























































































































Lehmo



If comedy was a boxing match, Mr Goblet would win each round hands down with his knockout punchlines. He would then charm his opponents back to consciousness with his hard work and professionalism’
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