Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
10/04/2024 … With her disarming smile and welcoming manner, Nina Oyama is a delightful stage presence, which proves the perfect Trojan Horse for filthy material and a spiky attitude.
© Steve Ullathorne Tim Harding reviews the gig at Leicester Square Theatre
09/04/2024 … Is sketch comedy gathering momentum? Well, yes and no.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
09/04/2024 … Few would have expected a wordless physical comedy show from a Polish clown to be the underground hit of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, but here we…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
09/04/2024 … As the title graphically suggests, Mel and Sam’s latest Melbourne show is about two besties so inseparable that ‘joined at the hip’ just isn’t…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
09/04/2024 … Let’s face it, ‘sexy’ and ‘sketch comedy’ rarely go together, but Hot Department are the exception.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
09/04/2024 … One of the great mysteries of the universe is why Geraldine Quinn is not a superstar.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2024 … Be wary of TikTokkers doing live comedy shows is usually a good maxim, unless you’re already a fan.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2024 … Numbed by grief for her mother, Annie Boyle glides half-dazed through a London nightclub, talking to strangers but never connecting with them, her mind on a different…
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