
Rhys Nicholson
Acting
Born 1990-04-22 · Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
Rhys Nicholson is an Australian comedian and actor known for being a judge on RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under from 2021 onwards. In 2011, Nicholson was featured in the ABC documentary GayCrashers alongside Joel Creasey, in which the duo travelled to the small town of Colac and performed a stand-up show. Creasey had been the subject of a homophobic attack on an earlier visit to the town. Rhys Nicholson stars on the show The Weekly with Charlie Pickering. In 2016, to highlight the importance of marriage equality in Australia, Nicholson publicly married lesbian and fellow comedian Zoe Coombs Marr at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. That year Nicholson and Coombs Marr were also both nominated for the Barry Award for Best Show, which Coombs Marr won. In 2021, Nicholson served as a judge on RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under, alongside RuPaul and Michelle Visage. The same year they appeared on the panel show Patriot Brains. In 2022, they played Doctor Sarkov in Netflix's Science-Fiction series The Imperfects. In February 2024, Nicholson will be a contestant on the second series of Taskmaster Australia.
Known for

Fisk
2021 · TV

The Imperfects
2022 · TV

Spicks and Specks
2005 · TV

Have You Been Paying Attention?
2013 · TV

Taskmaster
2023 · TV

Roast Battle
2018 · TV

Why Are You Like This?
2021 · TV

Housos
2011 · TV

Thank God You're Here
2006 · TV

Big Backyard Quiz
2024 · TV

A Bite to Eat with Alice
2024 · TV

Drag Race Down Under vs The World
2026 · TV

Melbourne Comedy Festival
2021 · TV

Crime Night!
2025 · TV

Hughesy, We Have A Problem
2018 · TV

Patriot Brains
2021 · TV

Queerstralia
2023 · TV

The Weekly with Charlie Pickering
2015 · TV

Would I Lie to You?
2022 · TV

Claire Hooper's House of Games
2025 · TV

Drag Race Down Under
2021 · TV

Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont Spelling Bee
2024 · TV

The Cheap Seats
2021 · TV

The Traitors
2022 · TV

7 Days
2009 · TV

Portrait Artist Of The Year
2025 · TV

John Conway Tonight
2017 · TV

Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation
2009 · TV

After Midnight
2024 · TV