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Half A Wake | Tracey Cosgrove
Having honed her skills as a comedian in Tasmania and performing in the national finals of RAW Comedy in 2011, Tracey Cosgrove is now bursting onto the national stage with her one woman show, Half A Wake.

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Wild Women of Comedy

The Wild Women of Comedy have come to Melbourne's Revolt Theatre in a blaze of gorgeous smiles, figure hugging clothes and deadly senses of humour.

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Linguistic Loonacy

Linguistic Loonacy is aptly named, but unfortunately neither the linguistic nor the lunacy facets of this particular show had been developed to achieve its latent comic elements.

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An Unexpected Variety Show | Jenny Wynter

Jenny Wynter's Unexpected Variety Show is a surprising night of gaffs, laughs, sincere moments and hilarious songs.

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The Histrionic | Malthouse Theatre
Bille Brown as the central character, Bruscon, gives a dazzling performance. Bruscon is an actor with a towering ego and a lacerating attitude of tireless condescension.

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Western Lullabies | Ali McGregor

McGregor has gathered her insanely talented friends in a laid back jam session where everyone gets the chance to sing their favourite song, lulling the crowd into blissful slumber.

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Les Liaisons Dangereuses | Sydney Theatre Company

Outstanding as all the performances in this show were (and I'd be hard-pressed to pick a fault in any of them), the real star of Les Liaisons Dangereuses is Sam Strong's direction.

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Livin' the Sweet Life | Deanne Smith

You get the sense with Smith that, despite her rank climbing in the comedy world, it doesn't take much for this bowtie-wearing, pixie-haired chick to appreciate the smaller things in life.

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  1. Ruben Guthrie | Blue Cow
  2. Arcadia | Black Swan State Theatre Company
  3. Lawrence of Suburbia | Lawrence Mooney
  4. Guess Who? | Kevin Kropinyeri

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