Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
18/04/2024 … Two mates and one comedy critic is no one’s dream audience, but Ruby Esther valiantly soldiered on with her debut, only occasionally referencing the awkwardness…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
18/04/2024 … An adventurous soul, Bec Sandys has had an incident-packed life to draw upon, from being a wild party girl in the 1990s to jobs as varied as packing parachutes…
© BBC Review of Mike Bubbins' new BBC comedy with Sian Gibson
17/04/2024 … Pitching Mammoth must have been a breeze: ‘A 1970s PE teacher is transported to 2024 - hilarity ensues.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2024 … Josh Thomas performs in front of a dining table and chairs, scattered with domestic ephemera and buried under an avalanche of confetti that continues to drift from…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2024 … Prepare to be captivated by the intricately woven narrative of Melanie Bracewell’s show, artfully constructed around her relatively simple quest to recover…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
17/04/2024 … Powerful drama school vibes emanate from Dylan Murphy and Molly Daniels’ best newcomer-nominated debut, full of frenetic energy and showy, over-the-top performances…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2024 … ‘What did you do during the pandemic?’ Jenny Tian asks her audience.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
16/04/2024 … In a nation known for its dislike of ‘tall poppies’, it’s surely the height of arrogance to call yourself ‘Australia’s first attractive…
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