Zack Adams – Love Songs for Future Girl : Comedy Interview

If “a cross between a rock concert and group therapy” doesn’t sound like a rad night out, I don’t think we can be friends. Perth comic Zack Adams (nee Shane Adamczak) is bringing his show, Love Songs for Future Girl, to the 2011 Melbourne International Comedy Festival in a flurry of bespectacled charm, ginger quirkiness and musical funnies.

Michael Williams – Our Princess Is In Another Castle : MICF Interview

Michael Williams will be bringing his uber-nerd show Our Princess is in Another Castle to the 2011 Melbourne International Comedy Festival; The Age called him “A warped mix of Joss Whedon, Trey Parker and Nickelodeon.”, but you can call him Michael.

Tom Ballard (Triple J, The 7pm Project) : Exclusive MICF Interview

Ever since Tom Ballard played the role of Blitzen in a local amateur production of Rock’n'Roll Santa back in 1997 in his home town of Warrnambool, his comedy career has been on a steady decline….

Shane Matheson : MICF Interview

Like Salvador Dali, Max Ernst and André Breton before him, Sydney comic Shane Matheson is what I could call a surrealist; though, instead of dripping clocks and hellish orgies, Shane delivers his surrealism in his stand-up comedy.

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.

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.

Oliver Clark- Ladykiller : Comedy Reviews

My previous summation of the Oliver Clark shtick stands true; part seventies game show host, part cheesy nightclub act, all genius.

The Bedroom Philosopher At Melbourne Comedy Festival : Comedy News

With his new album Songs From The 86 Tram The Bedroom Philosopher has levelled the playing field as every demographic gets their turn; from Aussie hip-hop wannabees to bogans to backpackers, the middle aged and the elderly.

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