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- Jane Canaway
Lomas has the right style to tackle this trend, with a natural, dry delivery that is confidently hip but has a friendly hint of bogan.
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- Nikki Spunde
Don’t let their dapper dress sense fool you into thinking you’ll be in for a night of laconic raconteuring. The Lords’ style is zany, fast and loud.
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- Heather Bloom
As Aussie as a cold beer on a hot Christmas day, Dave O’Neil and his charmingly bogan humour is a glorious reminder of the tragic hilarity of our nation.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Someone get this man a TV show. Gavin Baskerville has got a serious case of the smarts, a condition that only the best comedians suffer from.
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- Nikki Spunde
His humour is whimsical, intelligent, pop culture savvy, a little surreal, a little political and frequently outrageous.
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- Dione Joseph
A Clockwork Orange is the latest work from Action to the Word theatre company, a sizzling example of brilliant theatre and mesmerizing performances.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Fraser has a lot to say and at times it feels that stand-up comedy is the wrong vehicle for her.
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