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Harking back to an era of comedy where slapstick was king and great artists like Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin were stars of the silent movie, Quiet Achievers is a homage to this glorious period of physical comedy.
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An ever changing line up of the best and brightest British comedians, A British invasion, is a degustation of several ex-pats stand-up routines while they tour the Melbourne Comedy Circuit.
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Like last year’s show, Sane New World touts itself as part stand-up and part group therapy, but it’s more like a comic lecture.
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Conceived and well and truly executed by the uber-talented Casey Bennetto (who won a Barry Award and a Helpmann for Keating! The Musical) and Alan Brough (Spicks and Specks), The Narelles is a fast-paced parody of all things rock and roll and musical.
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Now that we’re all so time poor and have short attention spans, the “Best of” comedy nights fulfil an important role: they offer the chance to see some of the new kids on the block.
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There's an awful lot of good-fun stuff going on inside Hannah Gadsby's mind and, thanks to Ritalin, we're now able to take a quick peek inside.
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Set in Memphis on the Nile's West bank during the old kingdom, Verdi's masterpiece Aida tells a tale of forbidden love set against a backdrop of war.
