Category: Reviews
Comedy fest review: Jeremy Elwood – Notes
- Lord Sutch
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Jeremy Elwood is one of the mainstays of New Zealand comedy. He’s appeared on several TV shows, comedy galas, even stepping out as a serious actor on stage. And there’s a reason why he’s been around for so long (fourteen festivals apparently)*. He’s just that good.
Read MoreComedy fest review: Greg Ellis – Vance Fontaine for Lovers
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It’s a small crowd packed into the large Foxglove Starlight ballroom. Which is a real shame because the next hour or so proves to be a masterclass in musical improv comedy.
Read MoreComedy Fest review: Alexander Sparrow – A One Night Stand
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Alexander Sparrow is a bright young thing from Wellington’s up-and-coming comedy scene.
Read MoreComedy fest review: Michele A’Court, Stuff I forgot to tell my daughter
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Michele A’Court has long been one of New Zealand’s premier comedians, she’s won oodles of awards and has pretty much clocked comedy.
Read MoreComedy festival review: Adam Wright & Rick Threlfo in Gloriously Average
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It’s a bold marketing ploy calling your show “Gloriously Average” but that’s what two up-and-coming Wellington comics have done.
Read MoreUniball Power Tank: A review
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The Uniball Power Tank is just another entrant to Mitsubishi’s popular Uniball range of precision writing instruments. The model I tested featured black ink, but green, red and blue are also available.
Read MoreThe Domestic Goddess
- Kim
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Nigella Lawson. What a fox. Who cooks like that and looks as good as she does at 53? Hopefully me, and I think I’ve found the secret.
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