Dilruk Jayasinha: Dil'icious
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
18/04/2022 … Dilruk Jayasinha has been steadily rising through the ranks of Australian comedy, winning legions of new fans with his appearance on Celebrity MasterChef last…
2022 Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Mon 18 April 2022
Hot Department: After Party
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
18/04/2022 … Hot Department’s After Party comes on like a drunken flirt – sexy, sloppy, in-your-face and madly unpredictable.
Luke Heggie: Your Stupid
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
18/04/2022 … From the description of his 2022 show, Luke Heggie seems at high risk of toppling into that cohort of middle-aged white male comedians bitterly complaining that…
Sun 17 April 2022
Rhys Nicholson: Rhys! Rhys! Rhys!
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2022 … What would any psychiatrist trying to assess Rhys Nicholson for the ADHD diagnosis he’s trying to secure make of his latest show? The fast-moving hour is…
Judith Lucy and Denise Scott: Still Here
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2022 … Sitcom writers have historically made great efforts to contrive situations to trap characters together.
Greg Larsen: We All Have Bloody Thoughts
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2022 … Greg Larsen has been chewed up by life so much that he’s barely got any respect left for himself, let alone the brutal, loaded system that created all…
Ben Knight: Teacher
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2022 … There are, understandably, a lot of teachers in the room for Ben Knight’s show about the frustrations of the profession in which he has spent 13 years.
Callum Straford: Oops
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2022 … Oops is described as ‘a love letter to every mistake we’ve made’ – a celebration of the slip-up and a reminder to embrace our imperfections,…