Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
21/04/2025 … As an exercise during their latest show mocking corporate gobbledegook, the Wankernomics duo get their audience to create a meaningless mission statement for what…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
21/04/2025 … There’s off-the-wall, and then there’s Julio Torres.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
21/04/2025 … We’re in a mock-up of a 19th Century Parisian salon as the pianist, in frock coat and frills, performs one of the most acclaimed and poetic pieces in the classical…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
21/04/2025 … In his solo debut away from his Late Nite PowerPoint Comedy Showcase double act partner Sweeney Preston, Ethan Cavanagh picks some low-hanging fruit, primarily complaining…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2025 … It’s been six years since Kura Forrester won the Billy T Award for the best emerging comedian in New Zealand, and she’s since been on her local version…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2025 … Anisa Nandaula explores two sides to what ‘you can't say that’ could mean.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2025 … For a man set on breaking records, Julian O’Shea might be able to claim the dubious title of having the most air miles flown to create a Melbourne comedy festival…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
20/04/2025 … Best newcomer nominee Rapha Manajem has relaxed low-key style and an unusual backstory, informing a show that touches on interesting issues, but is too verbose,…
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