Josh Glanc: Vrooom Vrooom
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
10/04/2022 … Josh Glanc’s latest collection of absurd sketches is an enjoyably silly way to spend an hour, even if the fragmented approach might leave you yearning for…
2022 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Sun 10 April 2022
Fri 08 April 2022
Frankie McNair: Relax Your Knees
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2022 … Frankie McNair’s biggest asset is her delightfully silly, carefree spirit.
Barnie Duncan: Bunny
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2022 … Time was when a disused industrial unit might be used for an illicit rave.
Madeleine Stewart: So Brave
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2022 … Festival debutante Madeleine Stewart entertainingly depicts the familiar life of a twentysomething seeking love – well, sex – through dating…
Thu 07 April 2022
Laura Davis: If This Is It
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2022 … After two years of despair, living in the woods and consumed by her darkest thoughts, Laura Davis has produced a frenzied, expansive, angry manifesto against the…
Oliver Twist: Griot
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2022 … Not a stage name, Oliver Twist is an apt monicker for someone whose early life was wretched by even Dickensian standards.
Grace Jarvis: Digging A Hole
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2022 … Any comedian who uses the phrase: ‘That is not a joke, that is genuine pallbearing advice’ probably deserves your attention.
Ellen Mahoney: Feminem
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2022 … It’s a slightly dated, borderline cliche, way to start a comedy show, as Ellen Mahoney offers her own version of Eminem’s Lose Yourself.