Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2026 … Why should the right-wing have the monopoly on asshole comedians? That’s the gap in the market that New Zealand’s Guy Williams is seeking to fill with…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2026 … Dilly Dallying is not the show it’s described as.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
07/04/2026 … This almost sounds like a parable from Greek myth, the woman who hates fun yet is condemned to walk the earth bringing it to so many others… The premise…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
06/04/2026 … Big in their native Estonia, Piip and Tuut are a couple of clowns with a winning dynamic akin to a stereotypical older married couple.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
06/04/2026 … ‘Is David Correos maturing?’ might not seem like the most obvious question to ask of a man who spends some of his show dressed as a traffic cone.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
06/04/2026 … Plundering embarrassing teenage diaries for every cringe-inducing detail has become such an established sub-category of comedy that a BBC Radio 4 series based on…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
06/04/2026 … No Small Talk is something of a misnomer for Anisa Nandaula given she loves chit-chat with her audience.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
05/04/2026 … By way of events that needn’t concern us, Nellie Lovett – the accomplice of Sweeney Todd who used the demon barber’s victims to fill her pies – …
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