
This elegantly simple comic premise is spelled out in the title. This is the play that goes wrong and anything that can surely does.

Comedy has grown so much beyond gags and punchlines, and it’s people like Richard Gadd who are pushing the boundaries.

If Nanette had been more interesting, Hannah Gadsby's new show might have turned out completely differently.

As Melbourne hits peak laughing season (it's the Melbourne International Comedy Festival for anyone living under a rock), the Melbourne Shakespeare Company has come to the party with one of the Bard’s silliest plays.

With an overactive imagination, quirky view of the world and some complex relationship issues, Anne Edmonds has some brilliantly trippy ideas about life.