Stand Up Comedy

July 15: Glenn Wool and Carey Marx Two world class comedians performing the new one hour shows they take to this years Edinburgh Festival. Glenn Wool – Goodbye Scars. Glenn has long been tipped as a future big comedy star and is making good good on that promise in brilliantly entertaining style. Now a UK...Continue reading

Monday – July 14: Dan Willis and Andy White Dan Willis – Ferris Bueller’s Way Of. Dan is fast making a name on the international comedy scene with regular appearances at the Adelaide Fringe and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival preparing himself for this, his second Edinburgh Fringe show. Like many people, the young Dan...Continue reading

Ive booked another series of Edinburgh preview shows – something I’ve been doing now for over ten years since the days when Josh Hart and I used to run the GAG Club above a rather dingy but lovely little pub (Heroes) in the city centre. Much as I love pub/club comedy, I think the hour...Continue reading

Despite not seeing him often (he lives in America), Paul is one of my closest friends – when we do get the chance to catch up we often as not end up talking right through the night. On one of the first such occasions he showed me an early edit of a film he was...Continue reading

Coming up at the delightful Old Joint Stock Theatre this Wednesday we have two fine comedians each as always, performing a full unadulterated hour of well constructed and brilliant stand up comedy (no pressure guys). Paul Sinha is a qualified GP and international stand up comic of many years standing, having performed in all major...Continue reading

I spent a few days at this years Melbourne International Comedy Festival. We didnt have regular internet access at the time, so I didnt write up the shows in detail as I did for the Adelaide Fringe shows. I’d heard a lot about Melbourne as a city and I wasnt disappointed – vibrant and colourful,...Continue reading

As it happens I first saw the movie Ferris Buellers Day Off quite recently which is a shame, cos its the sort of movie every young person should really get to see. Happily its still pretty funny and rewarding to watch as an adult. Dan Willis saw it at a much younger age despite the...Continue reading

The final part in Justin Hamilton’s ambitious trilogy ends with his return to Adelaide following an awkward period in the aftermath of the tragic events covered in part two. The comic has been told that a time capsule is to be dug up in his old school (it was meant to be dug up in...Continue reading