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Melbourne International Comedy Festival review Michelle Brasier doesn’t mean to be rude, she’s sure that all of our funerals will be a hoot – but her dad’s was the funniest.  Brasier – previously best known as half of the award-winning cyclone of whip-smart sketch that is Double Denim – has returned to the solo arena with a deeply personal song-fuelled show that involves the deaths of two immediate family members and her own experience of a gruesome accident and grim health prognosis.  It’s a lot to put on a room of strangers, but far from leading a grim march Brasier takes h...

Melbourne International Comedy Festival reveals 2021 award nominees Ivan Aristeguieta, Luke Heggie and Geraldine Hickey Words by Tom Parker After weeks of festivity and hilarity, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival award nominees are here. The Melbourne International Comedy Festival has just announced their 2021 award nominees, with shortlists for Most Outstanding Show, The Golden Gibbo and Best Newcomer awards now here. What you need to know The Melbourne International Comedy Festival has revealed its 2021 award nominations There are shortlists for Mos...

Shafar gives 110 per cent, while Ballard roasts the Liberals We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Age reviewers Save Normal text size Mantra on Russell, until April 18 Michael Shafar. You think that your 2020 was rough? Try going through a global pandemic coupled with four months of chemotherapy for testicular cancer. For the second time. That said, due to all of his shows getting cancelled, Michael Shafar was eligible for JobKeeper and finally made some money from comedy. So, you know, swings and roundabouts. It may only be his fourth MI...

Shafar gives 110 per cent, while Ballard roasts the Liberals We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Age reviewers Save Normal text size Mantra on Russell, until April 18 Michael Shafar. You think that your 2020 was rough? Try going through a global pandemic coupled with four months of chemotherapy for testicular cancer. For the second time. That said, due to all of his shows getting cancelled, Michael Shafar was eligible for JobKeeper and finally made some money from comedy. So, you know, swings and roundabouts. It may only be his fourth MI...