
Madeleine Sami talks about her new show Deadloch
Madeleine Sami speaks about her newest shows Deadloch and drops some hints about future projects she has lined up. Video / NZ Herald
Madeleine Sami speaks about her newest shows Deadloch and drops some hints about future projects she has lined up. Video / NZ Herald
Abby Howells and Guy Montgomery have taken out the biggest prizes in NZ comedy.
The three comedians are up for the Best Show at this year's festival
Columnist Joe Bennett on the best work of late novelist Martin Amis.
The acclaimed comedian also discusses the only award worth winning.
Check back for our reviews from the Herald team throughout the festival.
Billy T' Billy takes a final look back at the last decade of NZ comedy
The NZ comic and actor speaks about the higher worth of tangible achievement over awards.
Māori comedian Joe Daymond takes to the big stage in the US
It has been 30 years since the birth of the International Comedy Festival.
Guy Williams won the Billy T in 2012 - now his sister is hoping to do the same.
This week's Billy T' Billy gets into tricky subject matter
After 30 years, Marge's humorous quip has been uncovered.
The cast of 38 did not miss a beat.
Comedian and Educators star did not earn as much as you'd expect.
Gabby Anderson and James Nokise are on this week's Billy T' Billy episode.
The NZ Herald's comedy podcast returns ahead of the International Comedy Festival!
OPINION: Yes, you can smack it on a bench to get the attention of hospitality staff.
The comedian talks to Elisabeth Easther.
The popular comedian took aim Down Under.
The comedian breaks his silence about being slapped by Will Smith and comes out swinging.
The festival is back after taking 2022 off due to the pandemic.
He has alleged that the actress' infidelity was the cause of Will Smith's outburst.
Rock is widely expected to use this forum for a full response to the incident.
'In case anyone is wondering what being a female comedian is like,' she wrote.
Sir Tony Robinson will reprise his role for Red Nose Day, but a full revival is unlikely.
Two iconic Havelock North locations will host some of the best national and local talent.
The comedians traded insults in a hilarious commercial for Pepsi Zero Sugar.