Reviews

“These guys were good. Damn good! … The quick wit, the rhyming songs, the ability to stay in character against the hardest of laughs all go towards showing their professionalism. … I can’t even count the amount of times I laughed out loud.”

- Tim Adams, reviewing Instant Musical Odyssey for The Pun, April 20th, 2006. (Full review.)

“Place? Wine bar. Time? Late. Mood? Relaxed. Game? Make hilarious fun from random ideas. Loose and laid back, this show is an ideal way to round off an evening of Fringe fun. Adam McKenzie and a handful of solo comics in group formation are engagingly funny working closely with each other and a happy crowd sprawled on soft couches and perched on barstools. Anyone can make up a story around a bent theme but these are professionals at home with each other and really on top of the impro game. Quintessential Fringe in a nice atmosphere.”

- Ewart Shaw, reviewing Short Order Impro for the Adelaide Advertiser, February 28, 2006.

Articles

Sitdown not Standup: The Crew - an interview with Rob Lloyd and overview of our history and philosophy at The Pun, by Jenny Wynter.