Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
12/04/2019 … ‘Weakness is the brand,’ says Maria Bamford, a slight, fragile presence who built a career on being frank about her mental health long before the taboo…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
12/04/2019 … Stuart Daulman’s self-proclaimed masterclass in comedy is a cynical industry in-joke writ large.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2019 … This could be the dead-set median show of the comedy festival: a collection of perfectly amiable, relatable stories, competently delivered by a clear pro, never…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2019 … It sounds like it’s going to be a parody, or a front for something else.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2019 … To avoid confusion – as if! – Joshua Ladgrove is the comedian’s real name, although for years he’s donned a red beret, daubed on make-up,…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2019 … By most normal metrics, Jolly Goodfellow’s show - if indeed this unrehearsed ramble can be called anything as formal as a show – is a dismal disaster.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2019 … This is Michael Shafar’s show about surviving testicular cancer.
10/04/2019 … Sky Arts have chosen a cracking true story to kick off their new series of Urban Myths, about the time Freddie Mercury, Kenny Everett and Princess Diana walked into a…
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