Author: Anne-Marie Peard

Cal Wilson’s The Great Intender is about procrastination. In truth, many comedy festival shows end up involving the subject – comedians aren’t

 An evening with self-described comedy icon Rod Quantock is a bit like slipping on your favourite pair of slippers and

We sit through a lot of meh theatre, but we keep going back because we know that every now and

 If there’s a prize for conquering the worst venue of the Comedy Festival, Vyom, Alex and Luke from A Modern

As a middle-aged spunk rat who likes to browse the Laura Ashley sales rack at my leisure, Dash and D’Bree

As a middle-aged spunk rat who likes to browse the Laura Ashley sales rack at my leisure, Dash and D’Bree

When researching Dead Cat Bounce I came across a definition of the term in, of all places, a site called

 Red Stitch first brought the bloody incredible Howie The Rookie to Melbourne in 2002. I wasn’t here, but am among the many

First staged at the New York Theatre Festival in 2004, Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical presents a hilarious romp through the