Jordan Raskopoulos is pissed off at being constantly likened to Jack Black. But in case this Sydney musical comedy trio aren’t tired of the Tripod comparisons yet, here comes one more!

An unbelievably bad show, inept in almost every conceivable way, that really shouldn't be in a professional comedy festival.

Nick Caddaye brings his uniquely jaundiced take on life to Trades Hall for two more shows only. There's only so much more ultra-cheap champagne he can handle.

The Bedroom Philosopher has cancelled all his remaining Comedy Festival shows after breaking his humerus in a bike crash on the 86 tram line. You can't make this stuff up, although Justin Heazlewood might prefer it you h

The laughter dies down in six days and we all have to return to lives of thankless toil. Here is what The Enthusiast has seen so far. Take it as a call to arms. Or a warning.

This affable Brit brings a schoolboy's joy and a professor's research to an enjoyable lecture that dispels the myth that swearing is only for those with limited vocabularies.

Justin Hamilton triumphs with another moving masterstroke in conceptual, narrative-driven comedy.

Kale Bogdanovs rewards his audience's intelligence with painfully nerdy observations on everything from Dr Dre to feudal deflowering legends. BYO brandy snifter.

Here's a list of comedy festival shows that I've seen keep an audience enraptured and laughing from start to finish:
1. The List Operators.
That is all.