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Laugh Track

Comedy duo Joel Checkley and Shannon Woodward take aim at TV and film tropes in their latest production, <em>Twice Shy</em>.

Can men and women be 'just friends'? Not in Hollywood they can't

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Oct 14, 2013

Ever wanted to talk to Jesus? Tell him he's doing a terrible job? Well, here's your chance, writes <b>Suzy Freeman</b>.

Review: Come Heckle Christ, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Oct 09, 2013

Love Factually is a comedy show that takes easy aim at the fetid honeypot of gross sex stories that the animal world provides, writes <b>Siobhan Argent</b>.

Review: Love, Factually, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Oct 09, 2013

Nellie White has great material, but sadly the show is under-cooked, writes <b>Patrick O'Duffy</b>.

Comedy review:Nellie White is the Shitty Carer, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Oct 03, 2013

<em>Dropped</em> is hardly a comedy, but makes up for the lack of laughs with its strength, writes <b>Patrick O'Duffy</b>.

Review: Dropped, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Oct 02, 2013

Lou Sanz Speaks Easy isn’t always an easy show, but it’s a funny and clever one, writes <b>Patrick O'Duffy</b>.

Review: Lou Sanz Speaks Easy, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Oct 01, 2013

A lack of material, focus and rehearsal made for a mediocre show for metal-heads, writes <b>Alana Mitchelson</b>.

Comedy review: Satan's Finest, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Oct 01, 2013

Sure, <em>Randy</em> is a puppet show, but goes to a much darker place than Sesame Street, writes <b>Patrick O’Duffy</b>.

Theatre review: The Last Temptation of Randy, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Sep 30, 2013

A self-deprecating look at social media "addiction" which uncovers a few home truths about loneliness and connection.

Theatre review: Social Needia: The Epidemic, Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Sep 30, 2013

Making stupidity funny is harder than you'd think. Sabrina D’Angelo talks clown college ahead of her Melbourne Fringe show.

The art of stupidity

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Sep 30, 2013

In a show without his trademark puppets, <em>Potentially</em> still shows Sammy J can hold his own, writes <b>Siobhan Argent</b>.

Comedy Festival review: Sammy J in Potentially (MICF)

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Apr 16, 2013

Shenoah Allen and Mark Chavez aka The Pajam Men impress with their assorted repertoire of characters, facial gymnastics and vocal abilities, writes <b>Nicole Humphreys</b>.

Review: Pajama Men in Just the Two of Each of Us (MICF)

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Apr 11, 2013

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