Noah Szto straddles two radically different worlds – from winning Best Newcomer Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, to working as an actual qualified medical doctor. A natural performer with killer lines and effortless storytelling, Noah was born to be on stage. When he’s not making audiences laugh, he’s likely tucked away crafting songs, screenplays, or deep-diving into his love of films and musicals.
His latest show, Med School – a musical hour about his reluctant journey t...
Noah Szto straddles two radically different worlds – from winning Best Newcomer Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, to working as an actual qualified medical doctor. A natural performer with killer lines and effortless storytelling, Noah was born to be on stage. When he’s not making audiences laugh, he’s likely tucked away crafting songs, screenplays, or deep-diving into his love of films and musicals.
His latest show, Med School – a musical hour about his reluctant journey to becoming a doctor – was nominated for both Best Comedy and Best Work by an Emerging Artist at Melbourne Fringe and went on to win the Directors’ Choice Award at the Melbourne Comedy Festival. Through TV appearances on The Gala, The Weekly with Charlie Pickering and Spicks and Specks (ABC TV), voiceover work on Rex Munchford (Adult Swim) and performing in Urvi Went To An All Girls School (ABC TV) people are starting to take notice. A triple threat and a regular at both comedy clubs and hospital wards around Melbourne, Noah Szto is well on his way to a difficult decision.
Noah Szto straddles two radically different worlds – from winning Best Newcomer Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, to working as an actual qualified medical doctor. A natural performer with killer lines and effortless storytelling, Noah was born to be on stage. When he’s not making audiences laugh, he’s likely tucked away crafting songs, screenplays, or deep-diving into his love of films and musicals.
His latest show, Med School – a musical hour about his reluctant journey to becoming a doctor – was nominated for both Best Comedy and Best Work by an Emerging Artist at Melbourne Fringe and went on to win the Directors’ Choice Award at the Melbourne Comedy Festival. Through TV appearances on The Gala, The Weekly with Charlie Pickering and Spicks and Specks (ABC TV), voiceover work on Rex Munchford (Adult Swim) and performing in Urvi Went To An All Girls School (ABC TV) people are starting to take notice. A triple threat and a regular at both comedy clubs and hospital wards around Melbourne, Noah Szto is well on his way to a difficult decision.
