In Talk, writer and director Jonathan Biggins (The Wharf Revue) sets his eyes squarely on modern journalism, social media and the 24-hour news cycle. When everyone has a megaphone, who’s listening? Tickets are almost gone! Have you booked yours? Talk by Sydney Theatre Company 31 May until 3 June at Canberra Theatre Centre. | Canberra Theatre Centre

'Benny Hill would've been taken out and murdered!' Christopher Biggins says classic comedy shows like Porridge could not be made in today's climate: 'Nowadays comedy is not comedy.' | GB News

Acclaimed performer, Jonathan Biggins, is Paul Keating — visionary, reformer and rabble-rouser, in this unmissable one-man comedy, The Gospel According to Paul. 3 - 18 May: https://soh.online/tgatp | Sydney Opera House

Jonathan Biggins is Paul Keating — visionary, reformer and rabble-rouser. | Sydney Opera House

It’s true - The Wharf Revue’s historic run at the Seymour Centre is coming to a close but due to popular we’re excited to announce a limited return season in April at the end of our national tour! 🌟 Join us for the very final hurrah when we return to Sydney for our last 5 shows ever, April 15-18. Tickets on sale now! #TheWharfRevue #Satire #Comedy | Seymour Centre

The Wharf Revue is back for another year of sensational satire with Pride in Prejudice. ‘The Wharf Revue is now a national institution and it just keeps on giving…a sea of hilarity ★★★★’ Limelight Magazine ‘A night of uproarious laughter and cheeky hilarity by (the) stunningly talented Wharf Revue.’ Canberra Times ‘If laughter is the best medicine, this show should be on the PBS…sharper and more incisive than ever.’ Megaphone Oz Satirical content is up by 7%, the average laughter quotient is ind