Culture
Comedy
When her much-loved brother died, this artist responded with a cabaret show
In The Passion of Saint Nicholas, Geraldine Quinn tries to make sense of the loss of a sibling.
- by Daniel Herborn
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Opinion
Comedy
40 signs you’re safe from Albo’s proposed social media ban
Are you, ahem, mature enough to avoid the ban?
- by Richard Glover
The last days of froyo are way overdue
There is nothing worth waiting in line for – especially not expensive, flavoured mud.
- by Mali Waugh
I don’t see myself as hard-working: Romesh Ranganathan
The British comedian might be one of the busiest stand-ups in the business, but he doesn’t consider his job “work”.
- by Lenny Ann Low
After 25 years of taking the mickey, this theatre favourite is calling it a day
The Wharf Revue has built a reputation for gleefully skewering the great, grubby and guileful denizens of politics and public life.
- by Lenny Ann Low
Opinion
Five Minutes with Fitz
Celia Pacquola dropped the F-bomb at the Logies. Will she be invited back?
The Aussie comedian may not have her name tattooed on Larry Emdur’s backside, but she did enjoy hanging out with her best friend Luke McGregor.
- by Peter FitzSimons
Opinion
Comedy
Are you sure there’s no such thing as a dumb question?
The world is full of questions that should never be asked.
- by Richard Glover
Chopstick schtick: What’s not to like about a Chinese restaurant with a mini-golf course?
Jennifer Wong is one of the stars of the upcoming Sydney Fringe Festival with her quirky take on food and growing up.
- by Daniel Herborn
From Baby Reindeer to Nanette: How Edinburgh makes or breaks comedians
It’s the biggest performing arts festival in the world, with a history of launching careers – if you can win the (sometimes-empty) room.
- by Meg Watson
Stop making fun of the rhythmic gymnasts. I was one
What I lacked in skill, I made up in pizazz.
- by Alice Tovey