Julian O’Shea M is for Melbourne: The World’s Mostly* Liveable City
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2024 … Be wary of TikTokkers doing live comedy shows is usually a good maxim, unless you’re already a fan.
Latest Reviews
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Mon 08 April 2024
Annie Boyle: Annie Are You OK?
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2024 … Numbed by grief for her mother, Annie Boyle glides half-dazed through a London nightclub, talking to strangers but never connecting with them, her mind on a different…
Chris Parker: Give Me One Good Reason Why I Shouldn't Throw My Phone Off this Bridge
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2024 … Brace yourself for this shockingly original thought, but Chris Parker thinks that relentlessly scrolling through your phone from morning to night is maybe not a…
Celia Pacquola: I’m As Surprised As You Are
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2024 … What a superlative display of gimmick-free stand-up this is: precision-engineered and hilariously funny at every beat.
The Isaac Haigh Variety Hour
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
08/04/2024 … ‘Sincerity is everything,’ goes the old showbusiness maxim.
Sun 07 April 2024
Reuben Kaye: Apokalipstik
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2024 … The world may be going to hell, but Reuben Kaye is not coming quietly – offering a powerfully defiant call against conformity and authoritarianism through…
Douglas Rintoul: Brave and Bold
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2024 … If he hadn’t told us he was a ‘musical theatre tragic in recovery’, we would definitely have guessed.
Two Hearts: Til Death Do Us Hearts
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2024 … Two Hearts – aka Joseph Moore and Laura Daniel – request the pleasure of your company to celebrate the occasion of their wedding.