Eastbound & Down – Series 1 (Danny McBride) : DVD Review

Who would’ve guessed building a show around a character who is essentially Ron Burgundy meets Warrick Capper could be so rewarding!

MICF – Part Two; “Insert Apocalyptic Movie Tagline Here…”: Comedy Reviews

The most beautiful of beautiful things (except Cliff Richard’s Wired for Sound) is to see the camaraderie between the talent during the festival season. Check out Part 2 of Lisa Dib’s ‘best of the fest’ for this years Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2010.

MICF 2010 – Part One; “It Begins…” : Comedy Reviews

As the Melbourne International Comedy Festival draws to a close, one cannot help but feel…oh, I don’t know, bittersweetened? Watch Out For’s very own Lisa Dib takes us through her first installment review of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival entitled ‘It Begins…’

Frank Woodley – Bewilderbeast : Comedy Reviews

While many audience members were sitting there with hopes of a reunion somewhat soon, they did revel in the independent act that is Frank Woodley solo – the loveable larrikin we have indeed come to know and love, as skilled and comically talented without Lano by his side.

Andrew McClelland- Somewhat Accurate History of the Fall of the Roman Empire

All rise for the adorable and brilliant Andrew McClelland! Mr McClelland will be your tutor tonight, so if you are averse to taking your comedy with a slice of learning pie, then get outta the kitchen! I don’t know where this metaphor is going.

Sammy J and Randy – Ricketts Lane : Comedy Reviews

Sammy and Randy are housemates and best friends in their Ricketts Lane, Glen Iris abode, which is more or less the setting of this speedy, zany musical comedy show.

The Road To Hell : MICF Review

The well defined characters and comical parodies are all there: the egotistical and lyrically questinoable lead singer Chas with guitarist Vince looking over his shoulder. And lets not forget the bass player with the undefined sexuality, the drug addicted drummer and the happless tambourinist/kazooist Gerald.

Jack Druce, Karl Chandler, Anyone For Tennis?, Sam Simmons : MICF Reviews

We review the MICF show of JACK DRUCE, KARL CHANDLER, ANYONE FOR TENNIS? and SAM SIMMONS

Josh Earl vs. The Australian Women’s Weekly Children’s Birthday Cake Book : Live Comedy Review

Let it be known, there is only one thing, one object of power, one idea that binds all children of the eighties together, and Mr. Josh Earl has found it – The Australian Women’s Weekly Children’s Birthday Cake Book.

Daniel Kitson – Live : Comedy Review

Mysterious Watch Out For writer, Clifford J Alverado recounts his memories of Daniel Kitson, who is in town primarily for his new show 66a Church Road.