Reviews

MICF: Boris and Sergey’s Vaudevillian Adventure

As they may or may not say in the music halls, “Everybody loves puppets!” and apparently, as has been exceedingly…

11 years ago

MICF: Spit & Polish

Dave Thornton’s Spit & Polish doesn’t need any elbow grease, despite what the name might suggest; it’s already a lively…

11 years ago

Review: Endgame, Sydney Theatre Company

Samuel Beckett’s Endgame is currently seeing two productions in Australia – one by Melbourne Theatre Company, directed by Sam Strong,…

11 years ago

MICF: Double Acts

The comedy double act is one where every laugh relies on the other person to make it work, so it's…

11 years ago

MICF: DAAS

As the lights dim (or rather as overhead fluorescents are gracelessly shut off), an atmosphere of abrasive Australiana is aptly…

11 years ago

Review: Lucy Maunder in Irving Berlin: Songs in the Key of Black, Hayes Theatre

The Hayes Theatre has quickly become a home to a host of cabaret shows, ranging from career retrospective to tribute…

11 years ago

MICF: Dancing with Dinosaurs

Humans are going extinct. Or, at least, in the face of global warming, ongoing social and political tensions, and a…

11 years ago

MICF: The 3 Mikados

Gilbert and Sullivan: words that evoke love, fear or a confusing mix of both. Late nineteenth century operetta may be…

11 years ago

MICF: Tom Ballard

Tom Ballard is warm and charming and a wonderfully witty narrator who takes us on a thoughtful and funny journey…

11 years ago

MICF: Stand-up

There's much more to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival than stand-up, but there are seemingly endless stand-ups. This form of solo storytelling can be…

11 years ago