Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
05/04/2026 … By way of events that needn’t concern us, Nellie Lovett – the accomplice of Sweeney Todd who used the demon barber’s victims to fill her pies – …
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
05/04/2026 … There is a slight otherworldly edge to Abby Howells – a kookiness born from not quite understanding things in the same way as everyone else, enhanced…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
04/04/2026 … Angella Dravid’s I’m Happy For You must contain some of the darkest humour on offer at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2026 … Whether because of their autism or not, Hannah Gadsby is the sort of person who likes everything to be in order, under their control.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2026 … Multimedia maven Lou Wall has cut back slightly on the bells and whistles this year to offer a surprisingly thoughtful rumination on height and visibility.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2026 … Ben Russell’s Bon is an ode to idleness.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
03/04/2026 … Introduced as ‘the master, the maestro, the best to ever do it’, Zachary Ruane enters the venue with all the corny swagger of a Vegas magician.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
02/04/2026 … Comedy’s roots lie in the jester whose abject status allowed him to reveal unspoken truths.
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