Sammy J and Randy, Nath Valvo : MICF Reviews

It’s nearly the end of the melbourne comedy festival we review Sammy J and Randy and Nath Valvo

Nick Cody, Paul F Tompkins, Charles Barrington : MICF Reviews

The festival is nearly over – but you still have a chance to see the excellent comedy stylings of Nick Cody, Paul F Tompkins and Charles Barrington

Michael Chamberlin, Geraldine Hickey, Tom Ballard : MICF Reviews

It’s comedy festival time – what do you see? We check out the latest shows from Michael Chamberlin, Geraldine Hickey, Tom Ballard

Dave Callan – 0+ : MICF Review

Why isn’t Dave Callan ridiculously famous? I know he’s one of the country’s most-loved comics, but he really should be on TV or something. He could replace Charlie Pickering on Your Gen.

Nath Valvo – People That Annoy Me : MICF Interview

Nath Valvo has come a long, long way, baby; from being “the fat one” in Melbourne comedy trio The Shambles to being…”the gay one” in The Shambles.

Tommy Dassalo – Buckwild : MICF Interview

Dassalo has written for some of the biggest TV shows in the country including Rove, Talkin’ ’bout Your Generation and TV Burp, his face has popped up on such shows as The Librarians and Sleuth 101 and his voice is now blasting the digital airwaves with the highly popular podcast (now syndicated on Barry Digital Radio) “The Little Dum Dum Club”.

Sanderson Jones, Rich Hall, Late O’Clock with Rob Hunter : MICF Reviews

We check out shows from Sanderson Jones, Rich Hall, Late O’Clock with Rob Hunter which are currently playing at the Melbourne Comedy Festival

Jack Druce – Too Short To Be A Storm Trooper : MICF Interview

WATCH OUT FOR | COMEDY caught up with the youngster with a more mixed-up accent than Josh Thomas to talk about his new Melbourne International Comedy Festival Show Too Short To Be A Storm Trooper.

Steele Saunders : Comedy Interview

WATCH OUT FOR | COMEDY chats with the comedy star as he returns to Melbourne’s shores to launch his latest live show for the 2010 Melbourne Fringe Festival, it’s a tale of a man who had two secrets: he was in love with a girl and desperately wanted to be a stand-up comedian.

The Bedroom Philosopher – Live at NSC : Gig Reviews

The Bedroom Philosopher tonight played mostly from his latest and undoubtedly most successful record, Songs from the 86 Tram, but also snuck in some well-worn favourites.

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.

Karl Chandler is 100 Jokes Per Hour : Interview

Karl Chandler is back with a clumsily titled show, and 100 clever jokes. Don’t believe there’s 100? Well, come along and count them…and not concentrate on the punchlines…and miss the funny bits.WATCH OUT FOR | COMEDY’s Sean Lynch caught up with the Melbourne comedian who has appeared on Channel 31’s “Studio A” and written for “Rove” and Channel Seven’s “The White Room”.

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