Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
02/04/2018 … Anne Edmonds cements her well-earned reputation as Australia’s queen of the grotesque in this ribald and beguilingly sloppy late-night showcase for her unhinged…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
02/04/2018 … I’ll wager Andy Balloch saw Hannah Gadsby’s multi-award-winning show Nanette last year, in which she frequently dropped the comedy to make a deeply sincere…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2018 … Sean Patton’s show gets off to a modest start, a few local observations and comments on how badly imitated the Australian accent is.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2018 … This wild, intense hurtle through the whizz-bang mind of Demi Lardner gives ‘zany’ a good name.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
01/04/2018 … It could certainly be seen as slightly pretentious to appropriate the title of an obscure play for your comedy festival show.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
31/03/2018 … ‘It’s going to be loose as a goose,’ Greg Fleet warns in a preamble to Rusty Fragment.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
31/03/2018 … Australian comedy’s answer to the tabloid magazines, Joel Creasey makes no secret of his limited artistic vision.
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.
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