Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
09/04/2018 … Danielle Walker is a winsome performer, who paints an appealingly quirky picture of isolated rural life in north Queensland, complete with the peculiar cast of characters…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
09/04/2018 … After 21 festival shows on the bounce, Wil Anderson might have wondered what else he had to talk about.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
09/04/2018 … Holy Mary, mother of God – this batshit hour of bizarre physical comedy makes blasphemy a blast.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
09/04/2018 … Not that you’d be able to tell from the title, but Show Pony pivots on the result of November’s plebiscite.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
08/04/2018 … The set-up for Jordan Barr’s show is – brace yourself – that she is in hell, where she is presenting a talk based on the lessons she…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
08/04/2018 … On paper, it almost sounds like a lazy conservative parody of liberal arts: a queer, intersectional, multiracial, electropop reworking of Shakespeare.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
08/04/2018 … In this thought-provoking show, serial Barry Award nominee Damian Powers uses his personal circumstances to offer first-hand insight into broader cultural questions,…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
07/04/2018 … Comedians can always take some solace from the fact that whatever awful or bizarre experiences they encounter, they can always provide grist for their next routine.
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