Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
© Big Talk/BBC Review of the new BBC Three comedy with Allan ‘Seapa’ Mustafa and Steve Stamp
25/04/2022 … Andy Peacock is a thirtysomething personal trainer coming to realise the emptiness of his no-strings-attached lifestyle.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
25/04/2022 … Prepare for some ‘fierce fem energy,’ we’re promised at the start of this bawdy hip-hop-infused cabaret – and that’s exactly what they…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … Vidya Rajan frames this show in terms of reincarnation, jokingly suggesting it’s some ‘cultural thing’ to lure in liberals guilty about comedy’s…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … Celebrating ten years as an Australian citizen, Sami Shah still views the nation with an outsider’s eye.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … Maria Angelico is Cindy, a magician’s assistant, but the star of the show has done a disappearing act of his own, leaving her to entertain the audience.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … This might be her debut show, but Bronwyn Kuss demonstrates a surety – even boldness – in her delivery that’s born from confidence.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
24/04/2022 … It’s been just five years since Aaron Chen made his Melbourne comedy festival debut, performing an almost painfully awkward anti-comedy show in a tiny ad-hoc…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
22/04/2022 … With an effervescent energy and a deeply ingrained chemistry, Annie Lumsden and Lena Moon bring a strong sense of fun to this freewheeling sketch show.
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