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.

It's oddly refreshing to witness an hour of just no-nonsense joke-telling.

Alice Snedden's festival show is an effortless, near-perfect hour of stand-up.

There's never a dull moment in Laura Daniel and Joseph Moore's Two Hearts.

It's nearly the weekend - here's ideas on how to spend it from TimeOut and Arts writers.

Donna Brookbanks' show earmarks her for bigger things to come.

At only 22, Melanie Bracewell is a master of the stage already.

David Lomas hosts Lost & Found, Mondays, 8.30pm on Three

Do not miss this show.

Jamie Bowen's show It Happened Then, Now is on at The Basement Theatre.

Rhys Nicholson's show 'Seminal' is fast and energetic, but ends up somewhere beautiful.

Having a young whanau is always top of our mind when selecting the next family getaway.

Children who love water will want you to visit these destinations.

"There's no legislation to online trolling... it just seems to be acceptable."

We put all five comedy nominees in the hot seat for a quick fire round of revealing Q&A's

Correos has turned his comedy and his weight around after a disastrous run in Edinburgh.

Tom Sainsbury has two shows at the Comedy Festival, Self Helped and Giggly Gerties.

Nic Sampson's new show is about fearing the consequences of not forwarding chain mail.

The Billy T Award nominees are a mightily talented bunch in 2018.

Angella Dravid has won the prestigious Billy T Award for 2017.

Rhys Mathewson hooks his audience in with his nifty, sarcastic delivery.

Eli Matthewson tells candid jokes with an engaging, animated delivery.

The English comedian had an instant rapport with a Kiwi audience.

The Australian comedian gives us a brief glimpse on Poser, his new show to be presented as part of the NZ International Comedy Festival.

Rhys Mathewson describes how the late John Clarke contributed to NZ's comedy landscape.

The 2017 Billy T nominees perform for their toughest crowd yet: Their parents.

Guy Montgomery is intoxicating, enveloping and absurdly entertaining in his latest show.

From sex to delving into his porn addiction, this show is not for the faint hearted.

Paco Erhard might be German but he's genuinely funny.