Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Rich Hardcastle Glasgow Comedy Festival review by Jay Richardson
02/04/2019 … As Dave Fulton acknowledges, this deeply emotive storytelling hour is a significant departure from his usual sardonically dismissive stand-up.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
02/04/2019 … After making an unconventional entrance, Rob Caruana takes to the stage in his usual black suit and tie… and with his left hand heavily bandaged.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
02/04/2019 … As a low-key New Zealand musical comedy duo, The Fan Brigade will surely attract comparisons with Flight Of The Conchords, although they are probably more akin to…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
01/04/2019 … Her last show, Nanette, was the mic drop heard around the world, as she laid down the uncomfortable truths about a toxic society in an emotive tour-de-force –…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
01/04/2019 … Blake Everett’s only 21 but this is already his fifth solo stand-up show, and he boasts an assuredness comics ten years his senior would envy.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
01/04/2019 … ‘May you live in interesting times,’ the curse threatens, and Pakistani-born Sami Shah’s recent times have been more interesting than most.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
01/04/2019 … Justin Hamilton is nothing if not ambitious this comedy festival, presenting a linked trilogy of shows, each one performed just two or three times.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
31/03/2019 … Always be wary of comedians who explicitly tell you ‘what this show’s about’ early in their hour, for subtext is not their friend.
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