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Managing Editor, Australian Design Review
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By Madeleine Swain Verified| ArtsHub Australia Verified As part of ArtsHub‘s partnership with the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF 2025) this year, we will again be sharing round-ups of some of the best reviews from the 2025 Funny Tonners. As we did in 2024, this year the ArtsHub team will be judging the very best of all those reviews, as well as publishing selected entries here.
By Madeleine Swain Verified| ArtsHub Australia Verified This is the fourth year in a row that Brown Women Comedy has put together a show for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Hosted and curated by the dynamo that is Daizy Maan, it’s a concept that grew out of the Australian South Asian Centre, a community-based initiative with a mission to “amplify and empower South Asian women making a difference”. This year’s approach is noticeably different to last year’s, which had a revolving line-up of performers that could number up to half a dozen.
By Madeleine Swain Verified| ArtsHub Australia Verified As part of ArtsHub‘s partnership with the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF 2025) this year, we will again be sharing round-ups of some of the best reviews from the 2025 Funny Tonners. As we did in 2024, this year the ArtsHub team will be judging the very best of all those reviews, as well as publishing selected entries here.
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Australian Design Review