Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
21/04/2024 … Coming-out stories are a comedy festival staple, especially for debutants, but Laurence Driscoll makes his stand apart with a spirited delivery and tight, efficient…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
21/04/2024 … A supporting star in many an Aussie TV comedy show, Ben Russell is known as an improviser, actor and character comedian–most of which he has ditched for…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
19/04/2024 … Kanan Gill does not need to be playing to 100 or so people a night in Melbourne.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
19/04/2024 … Japanese comic Takashi Wakasugi has been living in Australia for five years and likes what he sees – even if he doesn’t always fully understand it.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
19/04/2024 … Last year, Guy Montgomery was playing to around 80 people at a time; this year, his nightly audience tops 1,000.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
19/04/2024 … Nath Valvo’s shows are stand-up’s equivalent of the Christmas round-robin letter from a friend you’ve almost lost touch with – a welcome,…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
18/04/2024 … Two mates and one comedy critic is no one’s dream audience, but Ruby Esther valiantly soldiered on with her debut, only occasionally referencing the awkwardness…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
18/04/2024 … An adventurous soul, Bec Sandys has had an incident-packed life to draw upon, from being a wild party girl in the 1990s to jobs as varied as packing parachutes…
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