Review: My Greatest Period Ever – Lucy Peach
My Greatest Period Ever is an eye-opening experience for anyone who either experiences periods, used to experience periods or knows someone who experiences periods....
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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: Whine List – Marcel Lucont
Like quite a few of my peers, a good wine is somewhat wasted on me. I have neither the knowledge or experience to fully...
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: Smashing – Kitty Flanagan
Have you ever noticed that everything is “smashed” these days? Like, “What did you do this weekend?”, “Got up early and smashed out a...
Review: Three Wise Men
Something I’m really enjoying at the moment is the tendency for “rising stars” on the Melbourne comedy scene to band together come festival time...
Review: Ben Volchok Presents
Do you love puns? Do you love classic British humour? Do you love laughing until you can’t breathe? Then Ben Volchok has the show...
Review: Let’s Get Practical! Live
Let’s Get Practical! Live is less comedy than it is theatre. It’s satirical and absurd, a sharp dive into the disintegrating mind of a...
Review: Be Better – Jacqueline Mifsud
Jacqueline Mifsud wants you to be better. Her second solo Melbourne International Comedy Festival show, Be Better, seeks to motivate you to do just...
Review: No Way Rosé – Rose Callaghan
Do you like wine? Do you like charming, cheeky comedy? Then chances are you will also like Rose Callaghan’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival show...
