Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
04/04/2024 … We may be in one of the more modern, well-specced venues used by the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, but Emma Holland exudes a decidedly less sleek vibe.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
04/04/2024 … Is there no end to the peculiar, almost otherworldly stories Danielle Walker has about her eccentric family in isolated North Queensland? It appears not, as the…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2024 … Zoe Coombs Marr has spent many years taking apart the engines of stand-up – most of them as Dave, the toxic, pathetic parody of the hack male comedian –…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2024 … You can live vicariously through Greg Larsen’s tales of youthful recklessness, but he’d probably rather you didn’t.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2024 … Is a doyen of mainstream Australian TV like Pete Helliar really going anarchist? Well, the fact he’s using ‘flip’ as the F-word in the title demonstrates…
Review of the festival's big hurrah
31/03/2024 … Usually when a compere's suddenly overwhelmed it's an ominous sign.
Review from the Glasgow International Comedy Festival
31/03/2024 … In any given year at the Edinburgh Fringe there are stories that escape the festival bubble and pierce the consciousness of the wider world, be that Jerry Sadowitz's…
© Apple Review ow the new Apple film about the comic's life and work
29/03/2024 … Although it’s an unusual decision, it makes sense to tell Steve Martin’s story in two distinct parts – for his life and his career have two separate…
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