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Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
12/04/2015 … This is a gentle show from a gentle man.
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Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
12/04/2015 … This is a gentle show from a gentle man.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
11/04/2015 … Isn’t there something just a little bit tragic about an once-anarchic band getting back together in their late-middle age, trying to relive past excesses even…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
11/04/2015 … There’s not a wasted beat in this pacy, joyous romp through DeAnne Smith’s glorious insecurities.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
11/04/2015 … Monsterpussy suggests a show that’s going to be either crude or silly… but events that happened to Gen Fricker since submitting the title to the comedy festival…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
10/04/2015 … It’s a great move for the Melbourne festival to encourage the nascent stand-ups scenes across South East Asia by bringing the pick of the region’s emerging names…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
10/04/2015 … We live in tumultuous times.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
10/04/2015 … The title of Huw Joseph’s show came from a withering comment that a critic made about an earlier performance, suggesting he should keep his music to himself.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
09/04/2015 … Steen Raskopoulos is well aware that the two words most comedy festival punters most dread are ‘audience’ and ‘participation’.
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