Review: Fact Safari – the Pool Boys
Get ready to go on an educational adventure that’s part the Magic School Bus and part Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory with comedy...
Author: Chelsea Davine
Review: Get Rich or Die Crying – Cam Knight
Cam Knight is fast-paced and armed with enough punchy one liners to keep you gasping through laughter for the entire show. Get Rich or...
Review: Pleasure Enthusiast – James Smith
James Smith may profess to be lazy, but his comedy isn’t. Smith’s humour is dry, and he delivers it in a relatively monotone voice,...
Review: 101 Texts Not to Send to Jarrod – Sophia Stanley
Sophia Stanley’s debut solo show had the audience consistently guffawing, and wanting more at the end of the 40 minutes. Branching out from the...
Review: Not Ready – Alex Reynolds
Alex Reynolds is an up and comer with a delightfully awkward, self-effacing, story-telling style of comedy; think awkward and you’ll know the kind of...
Review: I Love You Special Guest in Brackets. One Night Only – Dave Hynes
Dave Hynes is pure, unbridled, childish enthusiasm wrapped up in a delightful costume he describes as a ‘bin liner’. Although he may be fond...
Review: Massive Bitch – Chelsea Zeller
Massive Bitch is a one woman show following an executive producer’s last day on a talk show set. ‘Victoria’ is ambitious, desperate to save...
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest
The Importance of Being Earnest is irreverent, farcical, and hilarious, all entwined in cutting social commentary. A trivial comedy for serious people, Oscar Wilde’s...
Review: Ali Wong – Baby Cobra
In her Netflix special Baby Cobra Ali Wong is fierce, relatable, and there is no doubt that she is indeed ‘the real boss’. She’s...
