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MICF Review: Dane Simpson – ‘100% Hits’ at The Victoria Hotel – Acacia Room (2026)

Playing until April 19 (excluding Mondays) at The Victoria Hotel – Acacia Room. Tickets and more info at comedyfestival.com.au/dane-simpson/

MICF Review: Ally Morgan – ‘If You’re Hearing This’ at Motley Bauhaus (2026)

Playing at the Motley Bauhaus, Carlton every night until April 19. Tickets and more information available at comedyfestival.com.au/ally-morgan/

MICF Review: Steph Crothers – ‘Daddy Daycare’ at Motley Bauhaus (2026)

Playing at the Motley Bauhaus, Carlton until April 19th. Tickets and more information available at comedyfestival.com.au/steph-crothers

MICF Review: ‘Briefs – The Works’ at Spiegel Haus Melbourne (2026)

Playing at the Spiegel Haus Melbourne until April 19. Tickets and more information at spiegelhausmelb.com/events/briefstheworks

MICF Review: Alex Ward – ‘Literally Anyone’ at The Westin – Three (2026)

Appearing at The Westin – Three at 7.30pm (6.30pm Sundays) until April 19. Tickets and more information at comedyfestival.com.au/alex-ward

MICF Review: James Barr – ‘Sorry I Hurt Your Son (Said My Ex to My Mum)’ at Trades Hall Music Room (2026)

Playing until Sunday April 5 (excluding Wednesdays) at the Trades Hall Music Room. Tickets and more info at: comedyfestival.com.au/james-barr

Review: ‘Robyn Reynolds – What Doesn’t Kill You’ at Melbourne Fringe Festival (2025)

Bursting onto the stage with effervescent energy and a sparkling stage presence, Robyn Reynolds’ Melbourne Fringe Festival show, What Doesn’t Kill You is a witty and unexpectedly moving hour.

Review: ‘JKS: A Comedy (?)’ at Melbourne Fringe Festival (2025)

A clever, acerbic and flat-out hilarious play that is heaven for comedy nerds and sure to provoke many post-show debates, JKS: A Comedy (?) is a phenomenal new work from acclaimed comedian Tom Ballard.

News: ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ to return to Australia

After nearly eight years, it’s time for audiences old and new to be rolling in the aisles as The Cornley Drama Society attempts to stage a 1920s murder mystery where everything goes hilariously wrong, The Play That Goes Wrong, touring Australia in August – September 2025.