Your Queer Guide To The Melbourne International Comedy Festival
After getting cancelled last year due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is back this year with the promise of “COVID-Safe laughs”. …
After getting cancelled last year due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is back this year with the promise of “COVID-Safe laughs”. …
“When I started putting on makeup and doing this, there was a little voice in the back of my head that said, ‘this will be …
In 2019 Tom sold out shows all over the world, received critical acclaim and annoyed a lot of Baby Boomers on Facebook. In 2020 he …
By Mike Hitch One of the most influential queer artists in the U.K, Krishna Istha, is coming to Australia with their hilarious, ridiculous, new standup …
“We don’t have to be nice, do we.”
“It is time for the award for most outstanding show to be in our name to celebrate the city that inspired the growth of our festival and its outstanding artists.”
The partially-clad mayhem that follows is an eye-popping mix of talent – acrobatics, impeccable comic timing and a good dose of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”.
We’re giving away three double passes to Let Them Eat Jake.
“They’ll be quiet now, but we won’t be”
The Tasmanian comedian beat other nominees to win one of the highest honours in the industry worldwide.