Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
20/04/2017 … It’s hard to imagine that Yianni Agisilaou wasn’t aware of Bridget Christie’s Edinburgh Award-winning, and now global Netflix special, A Bic For…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
19/04/2017 … This is the show that Mae Martin’s been working on since she was 11, when her parents first took her to a comedy club in her native Toronto.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
19/04/2017 … A real force-of-nature performer, Tessa Waters promises a ‘high-octane non-stop roller-coaster of LOL sketches’ – and you’d be hard pressed…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
19/04/2017 … There’s nothing that even the toughest review can say about Matt Stewart that he doesn’t say about himself.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
19/04/2017 … He’s only 29, but Nick Cody seems older.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
18/04/2017 … It’s a bit late for a coming-of-age story, but at 33 Nath Valvo is finally realising he might be an adult… and is not entirely happy with the fact.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
18/04/2017 … This is the festival experience no performer wants: two people in the audience – and one of them a critic.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
18/04/2017 … Trygve Wakenshaw is the acclaimed physical comedian behind shows such as Kraken, while his Kiwi compatriot Barnie Duncan is the creator of passionate salsa DJ Juan…
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