Review: A+ Underachiever – Jinx Yeo
Foreign acts are something that should draw more attention from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival goers – it is in the name after all....
Tagged: stand up
Review: Mirth – Luke Leonard
Five jobs. One marriage. One home. Two cars. One mother. Don’t you just hate it when you lose stuff? Luke Leonard has had a...
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: 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: 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...
‘I think if you’re a real comedian you can really only be a comedian’ – an interview with James Smith
Australian stand up James Smith is returning to our shores to bring his show Pleasure Enthusiast to this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Smith,...
Review: No, You Hang Up – Emily Tresidder
We all have hang ups. Pet peeves. Petty grievances. Emily Tresidder wants to help you get over yours. Tresidder’s new show No, You Hang...
Review: Ethos – Alice Fraser
Imagine an Artificial Intelligence: a brilliant but naïve mind, newly created. Now imagine that machine-mind is left to learn about our world by watching...
