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Comedy Fest 2012 Review: Chris Cox in Fatal Distraction
As I made my way to my front row seat in the beautiful Rangatira at Q (my second home this past week!), I was feeling both nervous and excited. Nervous because sitting in the front row at a comedy...
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Comedy Fest 2012 Review: The Boy with Tape on his Face in More Tape
I first saw The Boy with Tape on his Face as part of a ten-act show at The Classic seven years ago and ever since then he has been a favorite of mine. I even got picked by The Boy to help out on...
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Review: Guru of Chai
My week was made that bit more extraordinary when I was treated to a trip to India. The amazing thing about this statement is I never actually physically went but such is the magic that I experienced...
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Review: Krishnan’s Dairy
I left Guru of Chai completely blown away and utterly amazed at how one man effortlessly brought seventeen different characters to life while another creatively used sound to evoke our imagination and...
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Private Lives: The Original Rom-Com
We have all at some point known of couples who are stuck in the vicious cycle of break up – get back together – break up – get back together. Rinse and repeat. What is it that makes them keep going...
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Little Shop of Horrors: “Unusual Story, Fascinating Plant”
This is probably a strange choice for a family favorite but that was what the 1986 Little Shop of Horrors film was for me growing up. Needless to say I was extremely excited when I found out that...
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NZICF 2013: Stephen K Amos – The Spokesman
If you are in to stand up comedy, Stephen K Amos needs no introduction. He is a household name in the comedic circuit and there is a reason for it – he is bloody good at what he does! Stephen is back...
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NZICF 2013: Idiots of Ants – Model Citizens
If you’re looking to venture beyond the regular stand up routines and experience some alternative comedy at this year’s festival, I have three words for you: Idiots of Ants. Their show is a riotous...
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NZICF 2013: The Boy With Tape On His Face – More Tape
Both a national treasure and household name in the UK comedy scene, The Boy With Tape On His Face needs no introduction. After a successful Edinburgh Fringe season where he garnered a staggering...
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NZICF 2014: My Top Picks!
It’s that time of the year again for all us Kiwi comedy geeks – the New Zealand International Comedy Festival! As I am on the other side of the world, sadly I will not be attending this year – my...
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