Gabbi is a musical comedian who kickstarted her professional career making short skits and songs on TikTok in 2020 at the beginning of the Covid-19 Pandemic. She quickly gained an audience of over 200,000 followers for her 1 minute Australian political musicals and media skits. She then shot to worldwide fame for her composing involvement in the New York Times featured “”Ratatouille; the TikTok Musical””, a Broadway fundraiser for The Actor’s Fund, where her song “”Trash is our Treasure”” was performed by Whose Line is it Anyway and Musical Theatre star, Wayne Brady.
Gabbi’s debut solo musical comedy show, I Hope My Keyboard Doesn’t Break received rave reviews, sold out Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney festival seasons, and won her the 2022 Sydney Comedy Festival Best Newcomer award.
Gabbi also has credits in other performance spaces, as a co-composer of satirical musical “”Schapelle, Schapelle!”” and guest composer for Disney’s “Hamster and Gretel”. As well as being a talented musician, with over 9 years of gigging experience.
In Mid 2023 she made her Professional Theatre Debut in Hayes Theatre Co’s production of “Murder For Two”, where she played Marcus; the Detective (Principle Role). She has also appeared on Spicks and Specks (ABC TV), The Weekly with Charlie Pickering (ABC TV) and Celebrity Letters and Numbers (SBS)