It’s a comedy festival bursting at the seams with hilarious acts, and no one would blame you for being indecisive about who to see. That’s w

With seven local Brisbane comedians presenting seven very different styles of stand up, regular patrons felt they’d been given a bonus (Knoc

It’s safe to say the performing arts industry is female dominated, but this doesn’t seem to be the case for improvisational comedy theatre,

In its second year, Bris Funny Fest did a fantastic job of offering performance opportunities to some truly talented local comics, as...

Greg Larsen had the audience hanging on every word as he built up stories with meticulous detail and suddenly dropped both twisted and...

Two surprising additions fuelled a fire at the Bris Funny Fest on Friday night. ‘Surprising’ because anyone who saw ‘Keith on Fire’ at Five

An Asian and an Aboriginal walk into a bar and delight a sold out audience in Bris Funny Fest’s Token Ethnics. Not caring about upholding po

I’m a huge fan of Lindsay Webb’s observational-style, quick wit, high energy, and clever audience banter. I really like his work. I like him

‘Better than headline acts at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival’ was the sentiment expressed by the person sitting next to me during the

This May, try a buffet of entertainment at the world’s most geographically-spread, open-access performance and arts festival here in...

The first time I saw Carl Barron perform live was at my university ball. A comedian had never made me laugh as hard as he did; from that...