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Review: Barnie's Duncan theatrical fest show balances comedy and grief to great success.
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They said, 'you took the mickey, but you didn't take the piss'.
Warning - some of this comedy really is "raw".
Live entertainment options for Kiwis continue to dwindle amid concerns over the virus.
Las Vegas-based Kiwi mime comic Tape Face is bringing his new show to the Comedy Festival.
Playing the regions to rehearse their Netflix special. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
James Nokise and Kura Forrester walked home with the festival's top gongs.
Brynley Stent's new show is like a "more twisted, bold Catherine Tate".
Last laughs? The Comedy Festival ends this weekend - but there's more to keep us smiling.
Rhys Nicholson has delivered another magnificent show - potentially his best yet.
Tom Sainsbury's clever new show is held back by sudden, inconsistent turns.
James Roque may have produced the most introspective set in the Comedy Festival this year.
Check out some highlights from week 2 of the NZ International Comedy Festival.
Tim Batt and Disasteradio host an uneven but delightful Space Couch.
Kiwi funny man uses his Classics degree in a sharply-honed, cohesive hour of laughs.
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Comedian Josh Wolf makes no apologies for embracing the ridiculous in his live shows.
Chris Parker and Tom Sainsbury bring another outlandish play to the Comedy Festival.
The TimeOut and arts teams pick their weekend highlights.
There is simply nothing else like Leon Wadham's 'Funk' in the Comedy Festival.
Becky Lucas worked wonders with a difficult crowd for an assured, confident show.
The Winery Tour is expectantly hilarious and gloriously catchy.
Last year, Rhys Nicholson's show got serious. This year, he focused on having fun.
Urzila Carlson's new show takes on misconceptions of her cultural identity.
Kiwi comedian Pax Assadi opens up about the time he "met" Pharrell.
Alice Snedden is writing comedy, building apartments and cooking for 25. Busy as.
James Roque is appearing with Frickin Dangerous Bro and in the Best Foods Comedy Gala.
Sarah Gandy co-hosts the Sarah, Sam and Toni breakfast show on The Hits.