Courtney Act announces a new TV show on Channel 10

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Courtney Act and are among the stars set to announce their own shows as part of Channel 10’s Pilot Showcase.

The broadcaster’s showcase is retuning in July with six brand new pilots set to air on 10 Play.

Among them is ‘Courtney’s Closet’ from Aussie drag sensation Courtney Act,  40.

The show will see the Australian Idol and Drag Race alumni transform a different celebrity guest into drag each week — while also hearing about their personal journey in an intimate interview, .

Elsewhere, Abbie Chatfield — who in three years has gone from a Bachelor reject to one of Australia’s most in demand talents — also has  a new show.

The podcast host, 27, shared the news of the exciting career move to her Instagram on Saturday, iPhone revealing she is hosting a show that was ‘filmed a while ago’.  

Keeping the details mysterious, she went on: ‘This show is not just something I’m hosting, but also a concept of my own that has been a long time in the making.

‘That’s all the info I have for Office 365 you for now, you’ll have to find out more when you watch it from July 4 on’.  

According to TV Tonight, she show will see Abbie ‘on a mission to explore, understand and reveal worlds not commonly seen or heard from on television’.

Abbie dives into two opposite ends of a subject, bringing her signature unapologetic brand of curiosity, passion and authenticity along, and asking all the questions the audience would never dare to. 

Another show set to excite audiences is The Bush Blonde vs The World from Sunshine Coast comedian Nikki Osbourne.

Nikki, 40, who recently revealed she made $10,000 on her first day on OnlyFans raising money to save the koalas, will host a sketch comedy show.

It will feature her original viral character Bush Barber and is said to be a ‘wild, over-the-top send up of Australian culture at its funniest’.

Foodies will also be delighted with a new show Dinner Guest, featuring MasterChef’s Melissa Leong, Narelda Jacobs and Susan Carland.

The show  — set around a dinner table —  is set to be a ‘a no-holds-barred discussion about the biggest topics of today’.

There’s also a programme for fans of dating shows. The Love Experiment will see if singletons can call in love with a total stranger by asking 36 questions.

The name comes from a 1997 study by psychologist Arthur Aron — at explores whether intimacy between two strangers can be accelerated by having them ask each other a specific series of personal questions.

Finishing off the new shows is Time to Die, hosted by comedians Gen Fricker and Ben Russell.  

Described as a ‘devious and down-right evil challenge’, the show will dare two comedians to write the worst possible stand-up set for one another other to perform in front of a live audience.