2023 – Sweet Charity – Solo Show
Perth Fringe Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Canberra Comedy Festival, Gold Coast Laughs Festival, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival, The Comedy Store

2023 – Claire Hooper & Nikki Britton Live – Double Headline Show
Adelaide Fringe Festival

2022 – Tea – Solo Show
Melbourne International Comedy Festival

2021 – Cal Wilson and Claire Hooper Live – Double Headline Show
Geelong Arts Centre

2020 – Biscuits – Solo Show
Perth Fringe Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival

2018 – All The Rage – Solo Show
Perth Fringe Festival, Canberra Comedy Festival, Melbourne International  Comedy Festival

2017 – Claire Hooper & Mel Buttle Live – Double Headline Show
Just For Laughs Sydney Opera House

2017 – Familiar – Solo Show
Perth Fringe Festival, Melbourne International Comedy Festival

2016 – Being Claire Hooper – Immersive theatre show in conjunction with Pop-up Playground
Melbourne International Comedy Festival

2015 – School Camp – Solo Show
Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, Perth Comedy Festival

2015 – Claire Hooper & Cal Wilson Live – Double Headline Show
Regional Western Australia

You can download a full list of live Show credits below

2023 – TVNZ 2: Patriot Brains (Guest Panellist)

2022 – ABC: Question Everything (Guest Panellist)

2022 – ABC: The Weekly (Segment Guest)

2022 – SBS: Celebrity Letters & Numbers (Guest Panellist)

2015-22 – Foxtel: Lifestyle The Great Australian Bake Off (Host – Season 2-6)

2021 – ABC TV: Melbourne Comedy Festival Opening Night Gala (Stand Up)

2021 – ABC TV: Spicks and Specks (Guest)

2020 – Ch 7: 10th AACTA Awards (Co-host)

2020-21 – Network Ten: The Project (Regular Guest Host)

2020 – Network Ten: The Living Room (Segment Guest)

2020 – Web: Are You Gameshow? For Melbourne Comedy Festival (Host)

2020 – Web: Storybox Library – Ruby Red Shoes

2020 – Stan: Lockdown Comedy Festival (Stand Up Segment)

2018-20 – Network Ten: Hughesy We Have A Problem (Guest Panellist)

2015-19 – Foxtel Lifestyle: The Great Australian Bake Off (Host – Season 1-5)

2013-19 – TV3 NZ: 7 Days (Regular Guest)

2018-19 – ABC News 24: ABC News Breakfast (Regular Guest Contibutor)

2019 – Network Ten: Celebrity Name Game (Guest Contestant)

2019 – Channel Nine: 20 to 1 (Guest contributor)

20190 20 – Network Ten: The Project (Desk Appearance)

2017 – Comedy Channel: Just For Laughs Australia (Stand Up)

2017 – Channel 7: Behave Yourself (Regular Guest)

2016 – ABC TV:  Silvia’s Italian Table (Guest)

2016 – Channel 7: Best Bits (Regular Guest)

2015 – Network Ten: Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala (Stand Up)

2015 – TV One NZ: Word Up (Guest)

You can download a full list of Television credits below

2023 – Podcast: I’m The Worst (Creator/Host)

2022 – ABC Comedy Presents: Tea

2020 – Audible/MICF: Plot Twist (Cast)

2020 – Triple M: Kennedy Molloy (Regular Guest)

2018-19 – ABC Podcasts: The Pineapple Project (Host Series 1, Series 2)

2011-12 – Mix 106.5 Sydney: Breakfast (Co-host)

2010 & 11 – Q-Radio Qantas: Inflight Radio, Smile High Club (Guest Host)

2006 – Nova 937: Perth Novanites (Presenter)

2005 – RTRFM: “Hanging with Missy Hooper” (Presenter)

2020 – Allen & Unwin: Princess Benjamina Has A Very Cheeky Bum (Author)

2017 – Fairfax Sunday: Life (Guest Columnist)

2015-17 – Foxtel Lifestyle: Great Australian Bake Off (Writer of own scripts and other contributions)

2012 & 2015 – Fernwood Magazine: Guest columnist

2010-11 – Gold Coast Bulletin: Weekly Columnist

2010 – Harper Collins Aust: Love Bites (Published 2010) ABC Books

2010 – Smart Health: Guest Columnist

2008 – Sunday Age:  Contributing Writer

2007 – Ten Network: Rove (Contributing Writer)

2007 – Roving Enterprises: rovedaily.com (Contributing Writer)

2007 – ABC TV: The Sideshow (Writer/Performer)

2006 – A Moment on the Lips – Performer
Red Ryder Theatre Company

2005 – Big Fun Sometimes – Lead Performer
Rechabites Hall

2005 – Fairytales on Thin Ice – Writer & Director
WA Youth Theatre Company

2004 – Hamlet – Director & Designer
Hoopla/Perth Theatre Company

2003 – The Cat Who Ran – Performer
Barking Gecko Theatre Company

2022: Nominee – Award for Best Lifestyle Program – AACTA Awards

2020: Comedy Weekly Award Winner – Perth Fringe World

2006: Best Newcomer Nominee – Melbourne International Comedy Festival

2005: Best & Fairest Winner – National Improv Championships

2004: WA State Winner in the RAW Comedy Competition

Moderator – Melbourne Comedy Festival Great Debate 2021

Comedy Spot – Melbourne Comedy Festival Digital Program – Melbourne’s Comedy Rooms

Host – Melbourne Comedy Festival Digital Program – Comedy Zone 21^st Show

Host – Melbourne Comedy Festival Educational Resource Video – 2020

Comedy Spot – Delivered Live, 2020

Host – The 30th Annual Melbourne International Comedy Festival Great Debate – 2019

Host – Brisbane Comedy Festival Frocking Hilarious Gala – 2019

Three Dances with John Tilt Animus – YACK Festival – Live Show – Justin

Hamilton, Fran Middleton and Claire Hooper – 2018

Wagga Wagga Comedy Festival – Claire Hooper, Cal Wilson and Anne Edmonds – Live Show – 2017

Voice Over – Melbourne International Comedy Festival televised performances – 2015 & 16

The face of Optus DRTV Commercials – TV and Online – 2015

Medibank Melbourne Marathon Campaign – 2014

Storybox Library – 2014

Splendour In The Grass Festival – 2014

Queenscliff Music Festival – 2014

Rottofest – 2014

Red Earth Arts Festival 2013 – Double Headliner with Peter Helliar

Kia Rondo Web Series – 2013

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow 2006, 2007, 2013

Melbourne International Comedy Festival All Stars Gala – 2009 & 2010

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala 2008 – Oxfam Presenter

TalkFringe Host – Adelaide Fringe Festival 2008

Canteen Comedy Gala 2007

Melbourne International Comedy Festival Debate 2007

Perth International Arts Festival Debate 2007

Support for Puppetry of the Penis 2006 

National Improv Championships 2005 & 2006

“The Big Hoo Haa” Improv Comedy Troupe 2003 to 2006

Claire also appears regularly at stand up comedy clubs all over the country.

Claire is sought after for MC roles and comedy spots at corporate events and has done appearances for companies such as Telstra, The City of Melbourne, The Professionals, The Australian Women’s Leadership Symposium and many more, not to mention charity organisations such as the Lost Dogs Home, Free The Bears Fund and Dymocks Children’s Charities.