Review: Alice Snedden is a master of her craft
Alice Snedden's festival show is an effortless, near-perfect hour of stand-up.
Alice Snedden's festival show is an effortless, near-perfect hour of stand-up.
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Donna Brookbanks' show earmarks her for bigger things to come.
At only 22, Melanie Bracewell is a master of the stage already.
It's a work in progress, but Malcolm's show has flashes of brilliance
Sarah Callaghan chases a comic high by jumping out of planes and reciting poetry...
Hangover star thought he was being heckled, but a woman was having seizure in the crowd.
Jamie Bowen's show It Happened Then, Now is on at The Basement Theatre.
Matafeo goes for broke in an hour of non-stop energy and laughter
Rhys Nicholson's show 'Seminal' is fast and energetic, but ends up somewhere beautiful.
The show plans a Gunsmoke parody this weekend to celebrate its win.
David O'Doherty will make you laugh - and re-evaluate your life choices.
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Correos has turned his comedy and his weight around after a disastrous run in Edinburgh.
The Flight of the Conchords star made sure to ask them: did they like New Zealand?
Tom Sainsbury has two shows at the Comedy Festival, Self Helped and Giggly Gerties.
His upcoming tour sold out in record time but now fans have a second chance to see him.
More fodder for Urzila Carlson's new NZ International Comedy Festival show after meeting.
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Nic Sampson's new show is about fearing the consequences of not forwarding chain mail.
Biggest names in comedy, Robin Williams and Richard Pryor, developed their craft at Store.
The group of five were made homeless during the storm on Tuesday.
NZ On Screen looks back at the legacy of comic genius John Clarke.
Dai Henwood on why dying on stage was the best thing for his career.