micf 2026

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  Zain Seven is the immigrant your mum warned you about: charming, polite and spiritually unstable. In Lovebomb, he tackles race, religion, identity and modern chaos with sharp, shameless comedy that’s loud, self-roasting and oddly affectionate. 

27 Mar to 29 Mar @ 7:00pm

 For 20 years, Jess McGuire’s career has been gloriously chaotic, spanning writing, radio, odd jobs and questionable gigs. In her debut stand-up show, she unpacks how all of it led her to one unsettling truth: comedians keep taking the jobs she wants—so now she’s stepping into their world.

26 Mar to 5 Apr @ 7pm

 Debuting to a sold out season at Adelaide Fringe in 2024 and winning the One to Watch Award, Ryan Mason's first solo show makes its Melbourne premiere in what can only be described as a misguided attempt to impress his Dad. 

6 Apr to 19 Apr @ 5:30pm

 If you’ve been to school, this show is for you. In his debut solo show, Tasmanian comic and son of a teacher, Kyle Wisniewski, shares hilarious stories and silly songs about how crushes, canteen food and school formals still haunt you well into adulthood.

25 Mar to 3 Apr @ 5:30pm