The Melbourne International Comedy Festival is back for their 31st year from March 39 to April 23 and they’ve got over 500 hilarious shows to choose from, so we’ve put together a list of all our MICF reviews to help you out. We’ll update this list throughout the festival, so be sure to check back and find out what we think about all your favourite comedians.
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Sink Full of Forks
Sink Full of Forks is a hilarious, raw and outrageous adventure of big breaks, break ups, break ins and breakdowns as Jacqueline adjusts to her new life in Melbourne after living like a rockstar in Paris. Definitely one to make you go “I’ve been there before”, it’ll be one you won’t want to miss!
>READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Jewish-ish
Michael Shafar shares his Jewish perspective to topics like politics, religion and bagels. Its stand-up comedy from the mean streets of East St Kilda, sure to make you laugh.
>READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Squeaky Clean Comedy
Australia’s premier clean comedy gala returns for three massive shows at the Melbourne City Conference Centre! Laugh yourself hoarse with two hours packed with some of the best clean comedians in the country – and a couple of surprises – while helping us to raise awareness of the work of World Vision overseas.‘
>READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Self Sabotage
George Dimarelos is back on the Melbourne International Comedy Festival stage with his latest show, Self-Sabotage. Join him at The Bull and Bear Tavern as he lists all the things that have gone wrong in his life from awkward high fives to being stranded on a Scottish mountaintop –naked.
>READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Ballad of Frank Alan
This ‘sci-fi buddy comedy’ tells the story of an accident in a science lab which causes a timid janitor to suddenly shrink and seek shelter in another man’s beard. It turns out, however, that this unlikely match may be exactly what these two men need to discover their better selves!
>READ OUR REVIEW HERE
Don’t forget to check out our top MICF picks down below!
