With trademark self-deprecating humour, self-confessed 'inside kid' Adam Peter Scott contemplates life through the prism of his enduring love for movies, negotiating his way through a curveball from a couple of wildcard audience members in the process. Jasmine Seabrook-Benson reviews.

“I want the audience to walk away buzzing and resonant with a sense of being both light and dark, human beings beautiful in all their imperfections”. Jasmine Seabrook-Benson interviews Paul Bourke about his Fringe World hit Vladimir the Crow.

COMEDY Presented by Nicole Henriksen Pho Barn at Noodle Palace Review by Jasmine Seabrook-Benson Nicole Henriksen has formed a connection with everyone before the show’s even started. She is friendly, welcoming, exceptionally lively and clearly very pleased to again be performing at Fringe World 2016. Dressed in a vibrant blue Poncho, Nicole reminds us to […]

Observational comic Sami Shah's energetic tirade of inter-connected stories on topics as disparate as racism, fitness and Melbourne weather stuns at Fringe World Festival. Jasmine Seabrook-Benson reviews.

Although Bourke’s character and the topic of the show are on the darker side, the piece is performed with a light, almost ludicrous sense of fun.