Maria Angelico: The Disappearing Act
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … Maria Angelico is Cindy, a magician’s assistant, but the star of the show has done a disappearing act of his own, leaving her to entertain the audience.
2022 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sun 24 April 2022
Bronwyn Kuss: Any Goss?
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … This might be her debut show, but Bronwyn Kuss demonstrates a surety – even boldness – in her delivery that’s born from confidence.
Aaron Chen: If Weren’t Filmed, Nobody Would Believe
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … It’s been just five years since Aaron Chen made his Melbourne comedy festival debut, performing an almost painfully awkward anti-comedy show in a tiny ad-hoc…
Fri 22 April 2022
Annie and Lena: Different Now
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
22/04/2022 … With an effervescent energy and a deeply ingrained chemistry, Annie Lumsden and Lena Moon bring a strong sense of fun to this freewheeling sketch show.
Will McKenna: Appellation
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
22/04/2022 … Will McKenna played Scorpius Malfoy in the Australian production of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child – and he’s sprinkled some magic over his Melbourne…
Ben Kochan & Concetta Caristo: Funny As Sin
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
22/04/2022 … If you were looking for one word to describe this show, it would have to be ‘loose’.
Sunandra Loves Britney
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
22/04/2022 … Sunanda is a truculent powerhouse of a performer with a coming-out story they’re compelled to tell.
Sweeney Preston and Ethan Cavanagh: Presentation Is Everything
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
22/04/2022 … More than a decade behind the curve, Sweeney Preston and Ethan Cavanagh have leaned heavily into PowerPoint.