Reviews

• Last Laughs – SKYCITY Theatre
• Janey Godley – The Godley Hour – Review
• Jan Maree – Hairy Today, Gone Tomorrow – Review
• Ben Hurley and Steve Wrigley – Live & Unleashed – Review
• Tarun Mohanbhai – Joke In The Box – Review
• The Boy With Tape On His Face – More Tape – Review
• Gordon Southern - A Brief History of History – Review
• Dan Willis – Ferris Bueller’s Way Of…. – Review
• Barry Morgan – Barry Morgan’s World of Organs – Review
• Chris Martin – No.Not That One – Review
• Steve Hughes – Heavy Metal Comedy – Review
• Anil Desai’s Night At The Movies – Review
• Rhys Darby – This Way To Spaceship – Review
• Terry Alderton – You’ll Be Glad to See the Back of Him – Review
• Milton Jones – Review
• Marcel Lucont – Gallic Symbol – Review
• The Axis of Awesome – World Tour 2006 – Review
• Brendon Burns – Home Stretch Baby – Review
• Ben Hurley Presents New Faces – Review
• Jason Byrne – People’s Puppeteer - Review
• Chris Cox – Fatal Distraction – Review
• Craig Campbell – Review
• Dead Cat Bounce – Howl of the She Leopard – Review
• Stephen K Amos – Laughter is my Agenda – review

• The Winners of the Griddy’s Comedy Awards are announced!
• Keeping Up With The Grid announces inaugural ‘The Grid’ Comedy Award 2012!
• Check out Creative Sidekick’s picks for the NZ International Comedy festival –  week one
• Here are the acts that Creative Sidekick is going to be reviewing over the festival.
• Win tickets to see THE AXIS OF AWESOME at NZ International Comedy Festival! – Competition now closed and winner announced here.

• Click here for your chance to win a pair for tickets for Saturday 28th April.

Its time to get our laugh on for the New Zealand International Comedy Festival 2012.

This is the 20th Annual festival and sees comedians returning who performed at the very first festival, as well as the best in new live comedy all kicking off from 27 April – 20 May.

The festival gives us 3 weeks of the best live comedy from New Zealand, and the world, and is enjoyed by an aucdience of 100,000 nationwide.

Across Auckland  200 performers, 118 shows in 23 venues around the city fill with giggles, chuckles and laughter!

Creative Sidekick  will be covering as much as possible and posting reviews for you all to experience the fun, and even help you decide who to go and see.

Having covered Comedy festivals in the UK, including Edinburgh Fringe, I can’t wait to see what New Zealand has to offer.

There is so much to chose from like big well know names like Rhys Darby to début performers. It’s a festival for everyone, so if you have never been previously why not raise a smile this year and see what everyone is sniggering about.

If you would like me to cover your events during the festival please get in touch with me at Creative Sidekicking or on Twitter @ingridgrenar

New Zealand International Comedy Festival 2012 – 27 April – 20 May

@NZComedyFest

The views expressed here are my own and do not reflect those of the NZ International Comedy Festival.