Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
21/04/2017 … It’s possible that Guy Montgomery’s sophomore show, following his best newcomer nomination last year, is just the one sentence.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
21/04/2017 … It’ll come as no surprise to discover that you need to be a gamer to get the most out of this show, whose title need not be repeated.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
21/04/2017 … Ben Russell got a bit of buzz from his surreal and noirish Tokyo Hotel in 2015.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
21/04/2017 … Poor Barnie Duncan, suffering so many indignities for his art, as he’s brutally manhandled across the stage and into the audience – yet for relatively…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
20/04/2017 … Frehd’s been an intravenous drug user and involved in the adult entertainment industry.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
20/04/2017 … It’s hard to imagine that Yianni Agisilaou wasn’t aware of Bridget Christie’s Edinburgh Award-winning, and now global Netflix special, A Bic For…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
19/04/2017 … This is the show that Mae Martin’s been working on since she was 11, when her parents first took her to a comedy club in her native Toronto.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
19/04/2017 … A real force-of-nature performer, Tessa Waters promises a ‘high-octane non-stop roller-coaster of LOL sketches’ – and you’d be hard pressed…
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