Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2016 … Hannah Gadsby was delighted with the acclaim her last show attracted, but dismayed by the fact those glowing reviews would be followed by a depression helpline number.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2016 … Stand-up’s a wonderful artform, but if you’re seeking some spectacle in your comedy festival show, you can’t go far wrong with the all-singing, all-dancing,…
![Josie Long: Romance And Adventure [R4] | Review by Steve Bennett](/images/photos/small/jl_josie_long_16.jpg "Josie Long: Romance And Adventure [R4] | Review by Steve Bennett")
01/04/2016 … There's a strong sense of authenticity about Josie Long's post-coming-of-age sitcom, as you might expect if you've seen any of her more autobiographical stand-up.
01/04/2016 … Hannah Gadsby was delighted with the acclaim her last show attracted, but dismayed by the fact those glowing reviews would be followed by a depression helpline…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2016 … If there’s one good thing to come from 30 years of heroin abuse - big ‘if’, admittedly - it’s that you get a lot of stories.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
31/03/2016 … Most of the comedians at Headliners, the annual showcase of North American stand-up, complained about a quiet audience and the way their liberal sensibilities bristled…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
31/03/2016 … Frank Woodley is one of the very few comedians at this year’s Melbourne comedy festival to have been on stage at the first ever event, 30 years ago.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
31/03/2016 … Guileless and awkward in his daggy knitwear, Luis Brown makes for an endearingly optimistic naif: a home-grown Aussie version of Andy Kaufman’s Foreign Man taking…
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