Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
31/03/2018 … Last year, Josh Glanc caught the eye with his show Manfül, an exuberant grotesque about toxic masculinity and hidden insecurities.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
30/03/2018 … After prancing around theatrically in their leotards, wearing Shakespearean ruffs and baldie caps, it comes as absolutely zero surprise when the Travelling Sisters…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
30/03/2018 … You can take the boy out of the country, but Nick Capper still exhibits plenty of the traits you might expect from a son of a pecan nut farmer, with an unhurried…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
30/03/2018 … Two things are true of a lot of comedians.
29/03/2018 … One thing you should be able to guarantee for any programme set in the 1980s is a cracking soundtrack.
29/03/2018 … In People Just Do Nothing, Lily Brazier plays Mich, the unselfaware, pushy mum trying to make her daughter Angel a star.
Video on demand review by Stephanie Lim
29/03/2018 … The covenant between Daniel Kitson and his following is an exchange of narrative mastery for complete subservience – a bargain most are willing to make.
Review of one part of his new Netflix tetralogy, Repertoire
27/03/2018 … It’s testament to the sheer amount of quality material than James Acaster puts out that he was able to secure a four-special deal from Netflix – and…
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