Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
19/04/2018 … Sam Campbell has always been fizzing with oddball ideas, but has tended to sabotage himself, often because of a massive blind spot when it came to loose, self-indulgent…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
19/04/2018 … You can’t complain about portion sizes in Restaurant Fuckheads, for everything Xavier Michelides and Ben Russell do is big, from the epic story, the melodramatic…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
18/04/2018 … The monstrous alter-ego Bob Franklin presents here is a parasitic, cynically manipulative narcissist.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
18/04/2018 … Ruven Govender promises his show’s going to ‘make it rain with white guilt’.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
18/04/2018 … Adam Knox fears that he doesn’t have a great deal to say as another white, straight, male youngish comedian who’s never had any particularly interesting…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
18/04/2018 … Nonsense ahoy! Comedy’s daggiest duo, Double Denim, have produced another fabulously loose train wreck of a show.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
18/04/2018 … We’re in a half-empty back room in a trades union building – but Laura Daniel is performing with an energy, attitude and showmanship to rival Beyonce…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
18/04/2018 … The stand-out stand-up of this line-up of visiting American comics might be familiar to Melbourne audiences, as Seaton Smith was part of the same showcase four years…
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