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Anthony Morgan: Music For Goats
"More hit than miss, the show works best when Morgan packs a political punch, unleashing angry rants in signature style."
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Adam Rozenbachs: Breaking Booze
"Breaking Booze is quality work that has tonight’s crowd laughing out of cringing, knowing embarrassment."
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Liz Skitch: Spoilt
"If you’re into multiple wig changes, crazy brides and deluxe doggy doo doo, then this show’s for you."
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Lords Of Luxury: After Dinner Mint
"Lords Of Luxury’s bits between acts incorporate forced audience participation and feel like get-to-know-you group activities at school camp."
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The Boy With Tape On His Face: More Tape
"The Boy With Tape On His Face delivers yet another amusingly simple exhibition of male bonding exercises and DIY gags crafted from everyday household objects."
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Inside The Egg: The Life Of Anne Geddes' Prisoner Children
"The lingering effects the Geddes experience had on the babies is often funny-sad, but mostly silly; amusing while not laugh-out-loud hilarious."
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Wonderland Carnivale
"His set was an incoherent mix of vapid social commentary, self-aggrandisement and jokes at the expense of New Zealanders. Pretty dull."
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Faulty Towers The Dining Experience
"Brilliant comic timing, memorable lines and impeccable impersonations ensure that the show is a hit for fans of the British sitcom."
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Stuart Bowden: She Was Probably Not A Robot
"She Was Probably Not A Robot is touched by loneliness and the longings of the heart but never loses its joyful silliness."
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Joel Creasey: Rock God
"Creasey’s smug but self-deprecating delivery consistently has the audience giggling and guffawing."
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Wil Anderson: Wiluminati
"A show that will definitely please Anderson’s many fans and potentially win him a few more."
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Dave Callan: A Little Less Conversation
"Callan is a hilarious dancer – I think it might have to do with his stern facial expression while flailing his arms about in overly choreographed chaos – and he leads us for one hour through a comprehensive history of dance."
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