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Flo & Joan: Sweet Release - Melbourne International Comedy Festival review

This wrap of reviews from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival kicks off with its rising stars.

This wrap of reviews from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival kicks off with its rising stars.

The show has a broad appeal: perhaps only the top one per cent of individuals by net worth might feel unwelcome. Otherwise, it’s a pleasant and amusing night out.

The owner of Sweet Release in Wellington is considering closing the vegan cafe for three days a week after protesters have abused staff by yelling, crying,

British comedians return to Australia - International acts back on Melbourne festival line-up

THE work of the Brontes has been interpreted in many ways, from ballets to zombie graphic novels - and now the sisters themselves are re-imagined in…

Ed Gamble goes Electric at the Leicester Comedy Festival - The best of the weeks live comedy

Patrick Clarke , April 27th, 2021 08:16 Rotterdam noise-rock musician Alicia Breton Ferrer spent lockdown going solo. A year later, shes emerged with a unique and intense document of a time like no other In the days before the pandemic, musician Alicia Breton Ferrer was fronting two bands. Longstanding noise outfit The Sweet Release of Death had not long finished touring to support their third album The Blissful Joy Of Living. Following particularly gruelling recording sessions, after the show...

Kris Bartley, founder of Sweet Release, sometimes bakes for people who have made racist comments to her, Bartley, who runs the vegan cafe Sweet Release on Wellingtons Manners Street, may have a strong New Zealand accent now at age 35, but when she first moved to Christchurch from the Philippines as a child, she spoke barely a word of English. Classmates would tease her for being different. Unfortunately, it’s an experience relatable for many Asian-Kiwis. The Human Rights Commission has se...