Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
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…
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.
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,…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
15/04/2022 … Former Neighbours actress Morgana O’Reilly makes her comedy festival debut with a slightly theatrical stand-up monologue about how she overcame teenage anxieties…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
15/04/2022 … Emo Majok is a convivial, easy-going comedian who proves good company for the 55 minutes he’s on stage, even if the material in Black Santa Returns never…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
15/04/2022 … ‘Only cowards have previews,’ says Blake Everett as a technical glitch hits his first performance of Deb(u)t in Melbourne.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
15/04/2022 … You won’t for a moment believe that Tom Walker has really had a 12-year obsession with the javelin, but he easily persuades everyone in the room to clamber…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
15/04/2022 … Lloyd Langford’s career has soared since he left the UK for Australia, primarily down to his appearances on the panel show Have You Been Paying Attention?,…
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