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Saturday Night Comedy, Whammy Bar, Auckland Sat, 19 February - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Saturday Night Comedy - A night of fantastic live stand up comedy from some of the best comedians in NZ. We're talking David Correos (Taskmaster NZ), Hamish Parkinson (Billy - buy tickets

Guy Montgomery is an award winning stand up comedian and improviser who, in spite of his best efforts, is still tragically best known as one half of the international smash podcast the Worst Idea of All Time. 2019 saw Guy perform at the invitation only Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, tape a set for Comedy Central in Austin, Texas, tour his surprisingly and enduringly popular podcast the Worst Idea of All Time through America, Australia and the UK and perform critically acclaimed runs of his solo show at the Edinburgh Fringe and Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Billy T' Billy Episode Two: James Mustapic and Guy Montgomery 10 May, 2021 06:00 PM 3 minutes to read James Mustapic Stent with 2014 winner Guy Montgomery. NZ Herald Competition in comedy, online fame and an obsession with former TV host Drew Neemia are amongst the bevy of topics discussed in the second episode of NZME's new comedy podcast Billy T' Billy. The podcast is giving this year's nominees of the prestigious Billy T Award at the New Zealand International Comedy Festival the chance to seek advice from former winners – as well as discuss all things comedy and what it's really like ...

Ali Wong. Photograph: Alex Crick/Netflix Baby Cobra gives the lie to the claim that comedians are no longer edgy or that standup as social commentary is being watered down by wet-flannel millennials. Wong knows her material on race and sex will make people uncomfortable; she revels in it. And it works because she’s never punching down. An Asian-American woman, she is highly literate in social dynamics and the dark humour they give rise to. Rude, whip-smart standup for those who don’t want their comedy cosy. Freddy McConnell, writer Chris Rock: live at NYC’s the Comic Strip