Libbi Gorr is one of Australia's most loved comic performers. Her unique speaking and creative skills have built an amazing career spanning radio, television, writing and producing. Libbi too has developed into one of the countries most innovative film and television 'behind the scenes' talents.
As a trailblazer, innovator, woman in a man's world and empowering comic philosopher using sport, politics, and feel good life issues as a base, Libbi is in demand as an MC, after dinner speaker, conference facilitator, debater and event content designer.

Libbi leapt to national prominence through her creation of Australia's iconic Elle McFeast, the fearless wild child girl adventurer with unprecedented access to world sport, politics and social issues. Since 2001, when Libbi went back to school to study scriptwriting, her stand up performance work has refined, personalised and extended.

As host and co creator of the IF (Australian Film) awards 2001, 2002, Libbi helped put the sparkle back into the awards ceremony landscape in this country. Her work in Film and the arts was underlined by her years stint hosting Radio Nationals Night Club in 2002, with Bill Leak.

With Richard Fidler Libbi hosted 2DAYFM's Cosmopolitan show, putting her spin on love and relationships. In 2001, Libbi emerged in front of the cameras to reveal her humanity, thought and self depreciating humor in The Marie Claire What Women Want series for Network 10 in 2001/2002. Her speeches on body image, self esteem, sisterhood and friendship were innovating, honest and refreshing television.

In 2003 Libbi performed at the Opera House in her one woman show Dirty Sweet Cherry on Top and The Regal Tent in Libbi Gorr Live - The Girlfriends Show. This year Libbi takes the Girlfriends Show on tour and is working on her first feature length screenplay.