Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
03/04/2015 … A messy, sweaty orgy of barely-choreographed chaos, Ceremony lets Sam Simmons and Dr Brown fully off the leash to indulge their most anarchic ideas… and neither…
![Headliners [Melbourne 2015] | Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett](/images/photos/small/headliners15.jpg "Headliners [Melbourne 2015] | Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett")
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
02/04/2015 … Whether by accident or design, there’s a varied ethnic mix to the initial line-up of Melbourne’s US stand-up showcase Headliners, featuring a Jewish guy, an…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
02/04/2015 … Early in her show, Susie Youssef jokes with an air of ironic self-deprecation that she’s trepidatious about the show, but: ‘I don’t know why I’m nervous……
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
02/04/2015 … Mental health is an increasingly fertile ground for comedy, partly because the issue is losing its wider stigma and partly because stand-ups always want to explore,…
![Sarah Kendall: A Day In October [Melbourne] | Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett](/images/photos/small/sk_sarah_kendall15.jpg "Sarah Kendall: A Day In October [Melbourne] | Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett")
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2015 … A Day In October is in content and style a natural progression from Sarah Kendall’s last festival show, Touchdown, as she matures from stand-up to storytelling.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2015 … Sam Simmons has a bugbear about ‘relatable’ comedy – an adjective that’ll never get affixed to his wild, absurdist output.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2015 … Sammy J and Randy have just wrapped on their first sitcom, an odd-couple flatshare affair based on their 2010 live show Ricketts Lane for the ABC.
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