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Daniel Muggleton: White & Wrong (But Mostly White) - Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
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Daniel Muggleton: White & Wrong (But Mostly White) - Melbourne International Comedy Festival review
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âDisillusioned feministâ wins next-gen comedy crown Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Age reviewers Save Normal text size Melbourne Town Hall, April 11 After 64 heats and finals and a record 1183 entrants, Australiaâs largest open mic competition had finally whittled down the shortlist to 12 aspiring comedians to see who would join the RAW Comedy alumni such as Hannah Gadsby, Ronny Chieng and Celia Pacquola. Prue Blake, winner of RAW Comedy. Credit:Jim Lee Hosted by the jovial Dane Simpson, Mathew Hespe kicked things off...
Melbourne International Comedy Festival review It’s rare for an audience to be put at ease within the opening moments of a show by a relatively unheralded act - especially when they can’t actually see the performer - but Daniel Muggleton pulls it off. Starting the show from the back of one of the kookier rooms of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the Sydneysider immediately connects with the crowd and makes it clear we’re in safe hands before bounding to the stage in a bright red tracksuit. As well as presumably helping to differentiate him from the majority of his come...