The title of Chimp Cop tells you a lot about the show. Firstly, it’s silly. Secondly, it’s about a chimp who is a cop. Thirdly,…
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Rose Callaghan is back at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival with more stories and more mates. After last year’s sell out run last year,…
Carita Farrer Spencer has done something special this comedy festival – she’s given you two shows for the price of one. First up on the…
Comedian Ben Russell is a man of many skills. With a background in Chicago improvisation and a suite of acting abilities, Russell’s current Melbourne International…
Michael Hing is one of those performers you don’t realise you know until you see them onstage. One of the hosts of ABC’s new Good…
James Hazelden’s Dead Technology Memoirs is about murder, obsession, lies and time travel. Kind of. The series of three fifteen minute plays is on at…
“Nothing weirder than a 100% sober audience”: Tomás Ford on Electric Cabaret & Crap Music Rave Party
“Nothing weirder than a 100% sober audience”: Tomás Ford on Electric Cabaret & Crap Music Rave Party
When it comes to offbeat theatre offerings at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone odder and more gleefully different than…
Right off the bat I want to point out that Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall has several hour-long videos of himself listing everything rather appropriately titled Alasdair Lists…
Xavier Michelides has gone back to comedy basics with his 2015 Melbourne International Comedy Festival show. Bad Accents and Inconsistent Mimes is an hour of straight…
Observing the audience of You Don’t Know What You’re Talking About, it’s clear that Ronny Chieng has a universal appeal. His audience is wonderfully diverse,…