Review: Stella: A New Australian Musical
Stella: A New Australian Musical Ian Potter Center for Performing Art A homestead interior, mountains rising out of the horizon and sparse furniture as we meet Stella Miles Franklin, a young girl with dreams of being more than what is assigned to her at birth. She writes, sings and fills Continue Reading
Review: Blanc De Blanc
Blanc De Blanc Spiegletent Melbourne Perched atop a car park rooftop in Latrobe street, the Speiglehouse is tonight host to Blanc De Blance: Encore. Entering the venue is like walking into a hidden world where the anticipation of what is to come hangs in the air, heavy with promise. The Continue Reading
Sydney Comedy Festival Review: Guneet Kaur: Sharp
Guneet Kaur: Sharp 01/05/26 Enmore Theatre Sydney ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars Tucked into the tiny Whipbird Wine Bar at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre, Guneet Kaur delivered a performance that was deeply personal and sharply observant in her Sydney Comedy Festival show, Sharp. The small nook of a venue is an intimate space and with every seat filled it’s the kind of Continue Reading
Comedy Festival Review: Mathew Hespe Pretty Thai for a White Guy
Mathew Hespe Pretty Thai for a White Guy Pulp Bar, Corrs Lane. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars In a side alley off Little Bourke St, tucked in next to Berlin Bar, Pulp plays host to Mathew Hespe’s show Pretty Thai for a White Guy. Walking onto the stage as casually as anyone Continue Reading
Comedy Festival Review: Anthony Locascio The Divine Comedy
Anthony Locascio The Divine Comedy Storyville. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars Among the vines and the oversized books the audience crams into whatever space they can find at the sold out show for Anthony Locascio: The Divine Comedy. Anthony, a Sydney-sider is fond of Melbourne he tells us. After all, it’s the Continue Reading
Comedy Festival Review: Coco The Time Travelling Tart
Coco the Time-Travelling Tart Coco’s Art History Comedy Highlights Tour at the NGV Monday 13 Apr 2026 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars The NGV was founded in 1861, and is the most visited public art museum. It houses over 76,000 works spanning thousands of years, and tonight it plays host to Continue Reading
Comedy Festival Review: Chris Demos
Chris Demos Chips in the Night Friday 10 April Storyville Melbourne ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars Walking into Storyville, you could almost be confused that you have stumbled into a fairy tale garden where fairies and pixies roam, it’s mystical and magical. It’s a beautiful setting for Chris Demos to kick off Continue Reading
Comedy Festival Review: Mark Silcox: The Successful Gold Trader
Mark Silcox: The Successful Gold Trader The Motley Wherehaus ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Four Stars Dressed entirely in Gold, Dr.Mark Silcox makes his way to the stage to discuss with tonight’s audience the benefits of Gold trading. At the age of 62, Dr. Mark Silcox is worried about retirement, memory loss and wealth. He’s Continue Reading
Comedy Festival Review: Sweeney Preston
Sweeney Preston: Australia’s Worst Journalist The Motley Wherehaus ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars Situated in a dank, hot and stuffy little room, affectionately known as The Vault, sheets draped as decorations Sweeney Preston is here to tell us all about what it’s like to be Australian’s Worst Journalist. The self proclaimed former Continue Reading
Comedy Festival Review: Joseph Green Mushroom Lady & Me
Joseph Green Mushroom Lady & Me Wednesday 8 April 7.00 PM House of Maximon ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five Stars Tucked away in a little alley way just off Little Bourke St, sitting above Berlin Bar is the House of Maximon, a dark, atmospheric little bar where this evening’s show is about to Continue Reading
