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Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2017: Michael Williams – Escape from a 90s Educational CD-ROM!

Were you a teen in the 90’s lusting after a copy of Microsoft’s encyclopedia software ‘Encarta 95’, but…

6 Apr 2017

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Kirsty Webeck obviously likes to have a yarn, especially about herself and her family. Using self-deprecating humour, she…

6 Apr 2017

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Nestled within an immense covering of drab scaffolding in King St, the entrance to the Australian Institute of…

6 Apr 2017

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Could you ever imagine seeing Shakespearean comedy in a school yard? To get ‘thee’ down to Siteworks, Brunswick,…

5 Apr 2017

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‘Romanticide’ is a show born in a suburban Coles, under a mountain of double coated chocolate Tim-Tams. Brought…

5 Apr 2017

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Malthouse Theatre meets the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Watson – Go To Hell is performed at the Beckett Theatre…

5 Apr 2017

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Soap is many things. It is comedy, it is dance, it is circus, acrobatic, and it is wet.…

5 Apr 2017

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It’s a special kind of comedy show that leaves you laughing and also slightly fearing for your safety…

5 Apr 2017

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Squeaky Clean Comedy, by Candlelight Productions, may be clean fun for the whole family but it is far…

5 Apr 2017

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The only let down from Erin Hutchinson’s comedy festival show Please Come Closer (Don’t Touch Me) was that…

5 Apr 2017