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Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
08/04/2018 … The set-up for Jordan Barr’s show is – brace yourself – that she is in hell, where she is presenting a talk based on the lessons she…
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Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
08/04/2018 … The set-up for Jordan Barr’s show is – brace yourself – that she is in hell, where she is presenting a talk based on the lessons she…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
08/04/2018 … On paper, it almost sounds like a lazy conservative parody of liberal arts: a queer, intersectional, multiracial, electropop reworking of Shakespeare.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
08/04/2018 … In this thought-provoking show, serial Barry Award nominee Damian Powers uses his personal circumstances to offer first-hand insight into broader cultural questions,…
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
07/04/2018 … Comedians can always take some solace from the fact that whatever awful or bizarre experiences they encounter, they can always provide grist for their next routine.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
07/04/2018 … In-your-face absurdist Tom Walker is lightening up.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
06/04/2018 … No gimmicks.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
06/04/2018 … From the outside, Celia Pacquola’s life is going great.
Melbourne comedy festival review by Steve Bennett
05/04/2018 … With her stand-up shows frequently addressing dark, raw and challenging personal issues, it always seemed unlikely that Geraldine Hickey would transition to morning…
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