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Olivia McLeod: Pash

16 March 2022

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Comedy Festival back bigger and better in 2022

8 February 2022

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Melbourne Comedy Festival returns to Malthouse with a delightful and hilarious mix of theatre, stand up, magic and music

28 January 2022

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Celeste Barber Fine, Thanks Australian Tour Announced

20 October 2021

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Cruise suspension no joking matter for Cruising Comedians keen to resume their livelihoods at sea

4 May 2021

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2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Award Winners Announced

19 April 2021

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Paul McDermott: Plus One

18 April 2021

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No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret

16 April 2021

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