Reviews

They have plenty of new songs and gags about tax, MILFs and how their 20s weren’t actually that golden.

Canny observations and laser-accurate impersonations follow as we live through his experiences in America

A singular storytelling experience that reins you in at a break neck speed and refuses to slow down.

Allen Stone feels like home and its uplifting hooks and unexpected melodies make it a must-have for hippie protestors, summer porch parties and anyone with ears.

Surprisingly different, unscripted show by two newbies to MICF, circus performer Debra Batten and dancer Catherine Magill.

Audience participation is a big part of the show but it rarely becomes awkward or uncomfortable, this is largely due to Kim Huong being such a dominant, over-the-top character that draws most of the focus throughout the show.

She successfully builds a real feeling of safety in the space, given that inviting audience members to share guilty secrets could easily bring up some unpleasant moments.

Wax brings her comic style, astringent, cynical and disrespectful, to her own story of a common yet unvoiced affliction and she's still as funny as all hell.

The social awkward, slightly mentally ill, very uncool and definitely bullied character that Rathbone inhabits is almost too sensitive to bear watching.

Parents, its a trap! Your children will not only have too much fun, but they'll have it all at your expense.