Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
07/04/2017 … Anne Edmonds hits the audience hard with her opening joke, a bad-taste switcheroo that would do Sarah Silverman proud But it’s delivered with a sort of…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
07/04/2017 … At their very best, the Chimp Cop team could give the Naked Gun franchise a run for its money with the amount of silly jokes, visual gags and non sequiturs…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
07/04/2017 … Suren Jayemanne’s step up from a decent, promising comedian to a more vital one may have another 12 months to wait.
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
06/04/2017 … Making his solo festival debut five years after being a Raw finalist, Cameron James proves himself a natural on stage: charming, confident, with a good sense of…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
06/04/2017 … Though named after a 1980s Canadian teen drama, Ben Pobjie’s dismal show starts with a weak Star Wars-style scrolling preamble, then plays an extended version…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
06/04/2017 … The first of two line-ups in this annual showcase of rising stars of the American circuit offers an eclectic mix, but also one of the more consistently strong bills…
05/04/2017 … It’s got an intriguing premise – that a modern-day Monarch seeks to abdicate for no stronger reason than a mid-life crisis – as well as grade-A…
Review by Steve Bennett at the Melbourne Comedy Festival
05/04/2017 … Post-joke world? Not a chance with Deanne Smith’s brisk and breezy romp through some hot-button issues.
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