All posts tagged "Nath Valvo"
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Nath Valvo – I’m Happy For You
With his larger than life personality Nath Valvo has the audience hooked from the first sentence and delivers a superb show from start to finish.
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665Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Nath Valvo – Not In This House
Presented by Laughing Stock Productions Reviewed 21 February 2017 Comedian Nath Valvo brings his new show Not In This House to the Garden of Unearthly Delights as part of the 2017 Adelaide Fringe Festival. As the show title suggests, Valvo’s set centres on the dealings of family and the expectations loaded onto him, in particular […]
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1.4KFeast FestivalFeast Festival Review: Twunks (Past Tense of Twinks) Live!
Presented by the Feast Festival Reviewed 21 November 2013 Three former twinks, Nath Valvo, Brendan Maclean and Thomas Jaspers, take to the stage, each with their unique comedy styles to present a loosely scripted show that centres on one thing they have in common: they are now called twunks. The ensemble of cast members leads […]
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874LatestFeast Festival Review: Comedy Debate
The annual Feast Comedy Debate centred on two teams of comedians who debate either for or against the chosen topic. This year's topic was "Same Sex Marriage – Why Bother?"
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Review: Grindr: A Love Story? – Feast Festival 2012
Valvo’s penetrating observations of his Grindr obsession encourages thought, even through the laughter, and his questioning and finally flaunting of the ideas of sexual norms makes the show hilarious.
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Review: Feast Comedy Debate: Online or in the Flesh? – Feast Festival 2012
The comedy debate is a highlight of the annual Feast calendar and under the comical, albeit loose control of comedienne Lori Bell, this year was no exception.
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Fag Hag – Feast Festival 2011
I'm informed the term "fag hag" is highly offensive to a minority group of overly sensitive whingers who think it can only be used by those who are one.
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Comedy Debate – Feast Festival 2011
The theme of this year's Feast Festival is 'Coming Together', offering an ideal opportunity for six queer comedians to debate whether or not the gay community actually wants to come together as one.
