Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
15/04/2017 … In Dicky Rosenthal, Josh Glanc has created a fine comic grotesque, a bodybuilder pushing a protein powder that will build the muscles he associates with being a…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
15/04/2017 … We see a different Michael Workman at the festival this year.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
14/04/2017 … Steen Raskopoulos isn’t going to mess with a winning formula.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
14/04/2017 … Oh, this is a gloriously, relentlessly, irrepressibly unhinged blast of off-the-wall insanity; a white-knuckle ride of manic enthusiasm enough to give prop comedy…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
14/04/2017 … On leaving Angus Gordon’s debut show, we’re all handed a three-page, tightly-spaced academic tract on antagonism in art, citing Rirkri Tiravanija’s…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
14/04/2017 … Alex Ward is a newcomer whose inexperience – both of comedy and of life – are all-too apparent in her festival debut.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
14/04/2017 … Rhys Nicholson is only 27 but exudes the confidence of a man who knows exactly who he is, from the exquisitely tailored appearance to the waspish superiority of…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
14/04/2017 … With her festival debut, Chelsea Zeller proves herself to be a versatile, energetic and engaging comic actress, likeable even when her characters aren’t.
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