MICF 2026: Natalia Sledz – Puss Puss Review
I had seen the tear off “lost cat” poster for this when I was at the venue the previous week for Alice Fraser’s work in progress show but was not sure if I would actually
MICF 2026 Marcel Cole – Smile: The Story of Charlie Chaplin Review
I was originally going to go to some other shows, but upon seeing that one of the shows finished later than I thought it would and I would not get to Nun Slut in time
MICF 2026: Ariana and the Rose -The Breakup Variety Hour Review
I was asked to review this one but will give it a fair hearing as if I had gone to see it myself. I do go to more music gigs than comedy these days so
MICF 2026: Felicity Ward – I Wish I Could Come Out of My Shell Review
“WELCOME TO THE FUCK ZONE!” Actually, I had not planned to see anything on this date but I was asked to come review a show after this one and was reaching to see which other
MICF 2026: Ray O’Leary – I Can See O’Leary Now The Ray Has Gone Review
I had originally planned to go see Rich Hall but balked at the booking fee and also having to get from the Arts Centre up to near Queen Vic Market in less than an hour
MICF 2026: Julian O’Shea – Maps! Review
MAP MAN! MAP MAN! MAP MAN! MAP! MAN! MAN! MAN! Not that one. MAPS Wrong again! This show has Julian O’Shea exploring various maps and also some lesser-known things about Melbourne including alternative designs for
MICF 2026: Gabbi Bolt – Small Poppy Review
Does not feel like it has been three years since Gabbi Bolt last did a show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Just seeing people on socials does not really show you that much about
MICF 2026: Elf Lyons – Swan Review
“I’m a dancer!” no, not really. I got sent home from work due to boot scootin’ related injury. They realised something was wrong when I wasn’t doing my normal Friday zingers. I had actually gone
Pokélesque – A Burlesque and Drag Parody Review
Theatreworks, Saturday 28th February 2026 I had seen this was on but was originally planning on going to the St Kilda Blues Festival and would be at one of the outside stages when this was
Melbourne Fringe 2025: Burton Brothers and Friends Review
I had seen these two at one of the Flavours of Fringe Night Market events and needed another show to go to as I had already booked Mel McGlensey’s show when there was the flash