Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
12/04/2023 … Newcomer Patrick Golamco takes his cue from many of the introverted, awkward comedians who have come before him, deploying such techniques as making swaggering alpha…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
12/04/2023 … Enthusiasm and vim can be vital parts of a live comedy show… but when that’s all you have, the results are usually vacuous.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
12/04/2023 … Dahn Rozario is a natural show-off, right at home being the centre of attention with his livewire delivery of earthy material.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
12/04/2023 … James Nokise exudes the vibes of a man who’s got his shit together.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2023 … Billy D’Arcy is every inch the archetypal male stand-up.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2023 … For almost 20 years, Heath Franklin has hidden behind the distinctive and luxuriant moustache of Chopper, his exaggerated version of the now-dead violent criminal…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2023 … Sashi Perera has had an interesting life.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2023 … It’s not the catchiest title ever bestowed upon a comedy show, but Why Is My Bag All Wet? sums up the sort of relatable everyday chaos that befalls Anne Edmonds.
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