Simon Taylor Does A Whole Bunch of Cool Stuff
Have you ever been so keen for a show you’ve rocked up a whole week early? That’s how ready I was to see Simon Taylor Does A Whole Bunch of Cool Stuff (and even then, I still managed to arrive…
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Comedy Festival: A Dinner To Die For
Last Saturday, December 1928, Lord Quiten Daventry hosted his annual party bash. Not knowing him in person, I had a business proposition to make – that he sell his manor house so I, the baron Gerhaard Haase, Swedish property tycoon,…
Comedy Festival: Lynn Ruth Miller: This is Your Future!
Lynn Ruth Miller is far from your average grandma. She’s a granny gone wild. At first glance of her poster, I knew that I had to go see Lynn Ruth Miller: This is Your Future! Maybe it was the pink…
Comedy Festival: 30th Birthday Tour & Panel Discussion
The 30th Birthday activities are well hidden in the programme. I only found out in time for last weekend’s serve! Each Sunday afternoon, Rod Quantock gives a tour of the 30th anniversary exhibition, followed by a live panel discussion hosted by Cal Wilson….
Comedy Festival: Lady Sings It Better – Here To Save The World
It’s okay everyone, Lady Sings It Better are here to save the world, and finish off your 2016 MICF with the best show of the festival. Yep, I’m calling it. I saw their show in 2015 and I didn’t think…
Comedy Festival: Tom Gleeson – Great
Going to Tom Gleeson at the comedy festival is becoming a bit of a tradition for me, in fact Tom had the honour of taking my comedic virginity at last year’s festival. Last year I saw him in a back…
Comedy Festival: Corey White – The Cane Toad Effect
Corey White is an engrossing storyteller and comedian, and if you’re looking for a commanding powerful show, filled with honest engaging admissions and heartfelt conclusions, then ‘The Cane Toad Effect’ is a show that needs to be seen before it…
Comedy Festival: Jan Van de Stool – I Get the Music in You
Appropriately hidden away in what my plus one remarked as looking very much like a high-school, famous musical therapist Jan Van de Stool (played by award winning Australian musical comedian Queenie Van de Zandt) runs her beginner workshop for the…
Comedy Festival: Paul Foot
Paul Foot is his own league of comedy. I was unfamiliar with Foot’s comedy, but after years of seeing his name and face floating around with the best of the best, I decided to take my diehard fan friend and…
Comedy Festival: Reuben Kaye – Plugged!
I first saw Reuben Kaye perform at Butterfly Club about three years ago when I relocated from London to Melbourne. It was a bittersweet time, I was homesick for London but happy to have found a home in the wonderful…