
Hay must have been born under a lucky star which has enabled him with the gift of elaborate and extremely witty story telling.

Maybe it's because Reginald D Hunter wants to be known as a man who needs no introduction that he took to the stage with the stealth of a ninja while the lights were still down.

Kraken looks simple in its make-up, but it packs a mighty punch. One man, one stage, three pairs of underpants. And lycra. Never underestimate lycra.

Rocking their unique brand of musical comedy and gaining fans from around the globe, The Axis of Awesome are back for their sixth Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF) season, to elate audiences with their brilliant quirkiness.

Borensztajn has warmth and charm, and she’s a confident and very likeable presence on stage. More than anything she is professional; the show is well-paced and masterful yet is delivered with heart.

Much of the strength in this production lies with how vividly the characters and settings are performed by Youngman, so much so that you nearly forget there’s only one actor on stage.

I really wanted to like Wonderland. I love small plays with small casts telling small stories – and what is smaller than the intimate intricacies of a romantic relationship?