Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2024 … A best newcomer nominee at last year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival, New Zealand’s Ray O’Leary takes a forensic approach to his comedy.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2024 … A digital native comedian in all the best ways, Lou Wall offers a manic attention-deficit mashup of live stand-up and unhinged AV content, unpacking a tough personal…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2024 … Has one of Australia’s grubbiest loser comics cleaned up his act? Dan Rath arrives at this year’s Melbourne Comedy Festival not in slovenly T-shirt,…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2024 … Mel McGlensey arrives in Melbourne with a ‘best comedy’ award she won in Adelaide and reviews ablaze with a constellation of stars – while here…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2024 … David Rose is a sharp joke-writer and solid performer.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
10/04/2024 … Tom Walker has built up an enviable reputation for absurd, intense, off-the-wall work, usually with a sizeable helping of physical comedy.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
10/04/2024 … With her disarming smile and welcoming manner, Nina Oyama is a delightful stage presence, which proves the perfect Trojan Horse for filthy material and a spiky attitude.
© Steve Ullathorne Tim Harding reviews the gig at Leicester Square Theatre
09/04/2024 … Is sketch comedy gathering momentum? Well, yes and no.
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