Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2024 … Josh Thomas performs in front of a dining table and chairs, scattered with domestic ephemera and buried under an avalanche of confetti that continues to drift from…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2024 … Prepare to be captivated by the intricately woven narrative of Melanie Bracewell’s show, artfully constructed around her relatively simple quest to recover…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2024 … Powerful drama school vibes emanate from Dylan Murphy and Molly Daniels’ best newcomer-nominated debut, full of frenetic energy and showy, over-the-top performances…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2024 … ‘What did you do during the pandemic?’ Jenny Tian asks her audience.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2024 … In a nation known for its dislike of ‘tall poppies’, it’s surely the height of arrogance to call yourself ‘Australia’s first attractive…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2024 … Noah Szto is virtually in a double-act with his own venue, a karaoke room featuring a full-wall projection of Chairman Mao he insists he can’t turn off, unthemed…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2024 … How long before they start handing out earplugs at Tom Ballard’s gigs? The political comic rants for an hour, with no let-up in his tinnitus-inducing volume.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
15/04/2024 … ‘Everyone’s a comedian’ took another step to becoming less an aphorism and more a statement of incontrovertible fact with this year’s Raw…
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