Comedy
Hypothetically Speaking
When everything has already been asked, how do you get to know your best friends? Jay and Tom explore a range of hypothetical topics, seek your answers and take their hypotheticals to the streets.
Cameron’s Corner
Jai Cameron interviews emerging and experienced arts practitioners in the Australian arts and entertainment industry, with a playlist of Australian music and some throwback hits mixed in.
MICF REVIEW: Damien Power – Regret Man
Words by Sarah O’Neill Straight away, Damien Power’s Regret Man started with a heckle. You could tell his wide array of experience […]
MICF REVIEW: No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret
Words by Sarah O’Neill Thanks to No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret, Sam Andrew and Mel O’Brien managed to summon an actual […]
MICF REVIEW: Lizzy Hoo – Hoo Dis?
Words by Maria Dunne A genuinely funny, must-see show. Lizzy Hoo’s Hoo Dis? is a must-see over the festival period. Her humour […]
MICF REVIEW: Geraldine Hickey – What a Surprise
Words by Maria Dunne Geraldine Hickey’s performance in her Melbourne International Comedy Festival show What A Surprise was somewhat disappointing. As much […]
MICF REVIEW: Alanta Colley – On the Origin of Faeces
Words by Matt Thorley “It’s going to be about poo from start to finish” Alanta immediately assures the crowd are under no […]
MICF REVIEW: Sam Taunton – Rooster
Words by Sarah O’Neill Walking into the Westin Hotel in the CBD for this comedy gig, I won’t lie I felt like […]
FILM REVIEW: Miss
Alex’s childhood dream was to be crowned Miss France. The only issue is Alex is a boy, but this doesn’t mean he […]
FILM REVIEW: Dating Amber
Words by Jessica Seychell Dating Amber is the coming-out film you wish you had in your adolescence. Riddled with quick remarks and […]