Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
06/04/2021 … After 12 months in which so many previously passive and apathetic Australians became crusading news junkies, the always politically minded Tom Ballard may have…
Review of an online show from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
05/04/2021 … The inherently interactive nature of magic and mentalism mean they translate well to the medium of Zoom.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
05/04/2021 … There are not many comics more adept at combining juvenile humour and righteous political fury to brilliant effect than Greg Larsen.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2021 … Right off the top, Zoë Coombs Marr warns us this is a silly show, and for those accustomed to her subversively self-referential, all-conquering efforts of recent…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2021 … Damien Power starts his show with a few minutes of affable crowd work.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
02/04/2021 … Madonna and Britney are blasting out of the speakers of Max Watt’s, the clubbiest venue at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, as a packed house awaits…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
01/04/2021 … Geraldine Hickey would be the first to tell you that her life is pretty sick, in the best possible sense of that word.
© Matt Crockett Virtual gig for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
24/03/2021 … Most of the rest of the world can only look on in envy as an almost-normal Melbourne International Comedy Festival kicks off today… although the second word…
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