Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2019 … An absolute natural on stage and an authentic voice from the under-represented young working class, Blake Freeman is easily worthy of his best newcomer nomination…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2019 … Reflecting on his 23rd successive Melbourne comedy festival show, Will Anderson’s thoughts turn to his place in the world as a middle-aged white man.
Gig review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
16/04/2019 … You would expect – or at least hope – to find some real talent once the 1,038 would-be comedians who entered Australia’s nationwide Raw competition…
© Button Hall Productions Image Type: Portraits Programme Maker: Monumental 15/04/2019 … So the Horrible History team have moved, via family-friendly Yonderland, into the realm of adult sitcom.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
14/04/2019 … The way Danielle Walker portrays it, her native Townsville could be as strange and magical place as Narnia – and occupied by just as fantastical a collection…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
14/04/2019 … Lessons With Luis are all about gentility and kindness, so it feels like punching a kitten to report that this show is a weak offering.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
13/04/2019 … This show – or, rather, engineering presentation – has no less ambition that solving all mankind’s problems, from prejudice to the order…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
12/04/2019 … In his tenth solo show – and all before his 30th birthday – Daniel Sloss tries to square off two sides of his personality.
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