Melbourne International Comedy Festival
So you want my arts job: Damian Callinan, comedian
There’s more to comedy than just making people laugh, Damian Callinan explains.
Turning dark days into comedy
Three comedians explore how they tackle difficult autobiographical material in their festival shows.
Comedy review: Matt Harvey, Wage Against The Machine
Making chuckles out of the not- so- funny realities of being a casual wage-earner.
Comedy review: Lizzy Hoo, Who Cares?
A gentle trawling of her own and her family's quirks and peccadilloes for laughs.
Comedy review: Ivan Aristeguieta, Happy Papi
Enjoying the business of making people happy.
Comedy review: Anthony Locascio, Don't Call Me A Wog! (An E̶t̶h̶n̶i̶c̶ Comedy Story)
Peeling back the multi-layers of a Greek-Italian-Australian identity.
Comedy review: Dilruk Jayasinha, Dil'icious
A gregarious pusher of boundaries and a spinner of tales.
Comedy review: The Late Nite PowerPoint Comedy Showcase
A changing line-up of PowerPoint presenters fire up the software program to beguile, confuse and amuse.
Comedy review: Zoë Coombs Marr, Dave the Opener
Gender bending comedy that takes a swipe at reprehensible male comedians.
Comedy review: The Listies, Make Some Noise!
For the littlies the Listies are back with their repertoire of silly gags and bum jokes.