Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
29/07/2016 … It’s a guarantee that David Quirk discusses topics you won’t hear elsewhere: the man who records white noise relaxation soundtracks, an obscure book relating…
29/07/2016 … Very much in the mould of Dr Brown at his most playful, best newcomer nominee Tom Walker brings an inventive edge to his often wordless clowning.
29/07/2016 … Twenty-six-year-old Tom Ballard despairs for the current state of political apathy, epitomised by the feeble, lazy ‘clicktivism’ engagement of his entitled…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
29/07/2016 … Zoe Coombs Marr’s inventive, intense and insane hour looks set to be the must-see show of the festival: a takedown of tired comedy tropes that spins wildly into…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
29/07/2016 … There’s something almost literary about Alice Fraser’s incisive, dextrous hour of compelling storytelling: the way she brings characters to vivid life, then…
© Manuel Harlan Steve Bennett reports back on a preview performance
25/07/2016 … The musical version of Groundhog Day, with music and lyrics by Tim Minchin, began previews at London’s Old Vic Theatre last week, although its first night is not…
20/07/2016 … ’Television is obsessed by the youth,’ says Simon Callow in Gold’s new sitcom The Rebel.
18/07/2016 … Max and Ivan tore the roof of Latitude’s cabaret arena yesterday.
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