Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
13/04/2014 … ‘I hope to inspire more people to listen to each other,’ Khaled Khalafalla pretentiously proclaims amid this mess of petulant preaching and crude racial gags.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
13/04/2014 … ‘I have a kind face,’ 29-year-old Dilruk Jayasinha tells his audience, accurately, at the head of his upbeat debut show which does nothing to challenge the…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
13/04/2014 … Fiona O’Loughlin’s latest show is, like all her shows before this, a collection of confessional anecdotes from her chequered life and career in which she inevitably…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
12/04/2014 … Comedy’s oldest tradition is to mock the human body; that for all the civilisation and decorum we present to the world, we are base creatures who shit and fart…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
12/04/2014 … When he bursts on to the stage, Matt Okine speaks with a gushing enthusiasm that would make a neuro-linguistic programmer happy.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
12/04/2014 … David Quirk’s new show underlines his status as a mesmerising storyteller.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
12/04/2014 … Mel Buttle’s separated parents are the comedy gift that keeps on giving.
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review by Steve Bennett
11/04/2014 … The Stevenson Experience make much of their unique selling point: the fact they are identical twin brothers.
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