Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Ed Moore Review of the final at Bloomsbury Theatre, London
13/04/2026 … For anybody who attended the Musical Comedy Awards final in 2025, it may put your mind immediately at ease to learn that the event has recovered from what amounted…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
13/04/2026 … Inspired by his father’s decision to sell the tumbledown home he grew up in, Sam Taunton shares a vivid personal memoir of his youth in the small New South…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
13/04/2026 … Making her solo festival debut a year after being selected for the prestigious Comedy Zone line-up of up-and-comers, Rachael Hornbuckle has an assertive stage presence…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
13/04/2026 … As you may be able to tell from the punny title alone, Hoani Hotene is a charming ray of sunshine full of upbeat, sometimes silly, positivity.
13/04/2026 … With great ambition, Cassie Workman creates a magical alternate reality to explore the decay of American ideals and the nation’s collapse into ugly authoritarianism.
Review of Australia's premier new act competition
13/04/2026 … New act competitions are inevitably more about spotting potential than finding a fully-formed talent.
Review of Sara Pascoe and Roisin Conaty's new travel show
12/04/2026 … It’s the daring innovation that no one ever thought would be possible.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
11/04/2026 … Expectations are low for most social media comedians’ stand-up shows, but Tom Sainsbury can most definitely do the job.
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