Zoe Coombs Marr's new stand-up show takes a good look at her life
The comedian was feeling at ‘odds with her existence’, so she took a personal stocktake of her life. “It matters and it doesn’t matter at all.”
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The comedian was feeling at ‘odds with her existence’, so she took a personal stocktake of her life. “It matters and it doesn’t matter at all.”
Another show finds it tough to launch against reality juggernaut, with SBS experiencing low overnight audiences so far this year.
The Australian comedian’s hit character is a hacky and lecherous stand-up, at war with himself and his facial hair. He’s been in a coma since 2016. A lot has happened
Zoe Coombs Marr: âStop doing it, straight people, youâre so weirdâ Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Every comedian may walk a tightrope between being bathed in a balmy wave of laughter and being flattened by the cold rock face of eviscerating silence. But Zoe Coombs Marr does it while having to balance a seal, metaphorically, on her nose. âIâd love to be able to just make jokes and be funny but I canât,â she says, âbecause Iâve got like a whole community of ...