Review: Just For Funny
Just For Funny is a handy guide to the latest, funniest up-and-coming comedians in portable audio format. Hosts Matt Harvey and Marty Atta hand...
Monthly Archive: April 2017
Review: Diana Nguyen – Naked
One problem with stand-up comedy is the need to come up with interesting and inventive draws. Over the course of the Melbourne International Comedy...
Review: Frank Woodley in I, Woodley
You can’t help but feel bad for Frank Woodley, and that’s the show. I, Woodley is the story of a man who’s struggling to...
Review: Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette
If you only see one show this MICF, see Hannah Gadsby. There are no words strong enough to describe the depth and beauty of...
“Fun, absorbing and spontaneous”: Nick Cody is On Fire
Nick Cody’s On Fire encompasses themes on marriage, dietary choices and soft violence. Cody is a man who has much to say, and he...
Review: Escape from a 90’s Educational CD-ROM!
Remember when you were younger and all you wanted was that one perfect computer game? And then your parents decided to cheap out and get...
“I’m the ghost of 4am silence inside a bearded Cate Blanchett”: Justin Heazlewood, the Bedroom Philosopher
Justin Heazlewood, perhaps better known as the Bedroom Philosopher, is back, and this time with songs about cats. We spoke to him about cats,...
Review: The Ballad of Frank Allen
The premise seems ridiculous, a tiny man that lives within another man’s beard? But yet, The Ballad of Frank Allen manages to be highly...
Review: Nikki Britton is Romanticide
Nikki Britton doesn’t think romance is dead – it just doesn’t quite happen the way you think it will. Romanticide is an hour of...
Review: Annabella Mozzarella – That’s Amore
Imagine Baz Luhrmann decided to make an Australian Romeo and Juliet after watching The Godfather and attending a burlesque show and that is a...
